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<TITLE>CSS1 Test Suite: 5.5.06 padding-top</TITLE>
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.one {padding-top: 25px; background-color: aqua;}
.two {padding-top: -10px; background-color: aqua;}
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<BODY><P>The style declarations which apply to the text below are:</P>
<PRE>.one {padding-top: 25px; background-color: aqua;}
.two {padding-top: -10px; background-color: aqua;}

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<P style="background-color: gray;">
This element is unstyled save for a background color of gray.  It contains an <SPAN class="one">inline element of class <TT>one</TT>, giving it an aqua background and a 25px top padding</SPAN>.  Padding on inline elements does not affect line-height calculations, so all lines in this element should have the same line-height.  There may be implementation-specific limits on how much of the padding the user agent is able to display.
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<P style="background-color: gray;">
This element is unstyled save for a background color of gray.  It contains an <SPAN class="two">inline element of class <TT>two</TT>, giving it an aqua background and no top padding, since negative padding values are not allowed</SPAN>.  Padding on inline elements does not affect line-height calculations, so all lines in this element should have the same line-height.
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<TD><P style="background-color: gray;">
This element is unstyled save for a background color of gray.  It contains an <SPAN class="one">inline element of class <TT>one</TT>, giving it an aqua background and a 25px top padding</SPAN>.  Padding on inline elements does not affect line-height calculations, so all lines in this element should have the same line-height.  There may be implementation-specific limits on how much of the padding the user agent is able to display.
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<P style="background-color: gray;">
This element is unstyled save for a background color of gray.  It contains an <SPAN class="two">inline element of class <TT>two</TT>, giving it an aqua background and no top padding, since negative padding values are not allowed</SPAN>.  Padding on inline elements does not affect line-height calculations, so all lines in this element should have the same line-height.
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