However, that's the good news. The bad news is that thischapter will contain a good many caveats, warnings, and discussionsof browser bugs and inconsistencies between operating systems.
The concepts here are fairly simple:word and letterspacing are ways of inserting or reducing spacebetween either words or letters. As usual, though, there are somenonintuitive issues to consider with these properties; first,let's talk about the spaces between words.
In the last two nested elements, the computed value of font-weight is increased because of the liberal use of the keyword bolder. If we were to replace the text in the paragraph with numbers representing the font-weight of each element, we would get the results in Figure 5-13:
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padding-topIE4 P/P IE5 P/Y NN4 B/B Op3 Y/-This property sets the size of the toppadding of an element, and this padding will "inherit"the element's background. Negative values are not permitted.
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