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Originally Posted by ebookreadr

The nook simple touch I use does recognize this:

margin: 0 0 0.5em;

I used to use this a lot, but have stopped inserting/changing the space after the paragraphs. Do you still consider this 'shorthand form'?

Hi ebookreadr;

Yes, that is one of the several shorthand form for the property margin. You could use:

margin: value; /* the four margins are equal to value */

margin: value1 value2; /* value1 is for top/bottom margins and value2 is for left/right margins */

margin: value1 value2 value3; /* value1 is for top margin, value2 is for left/right margins and value3 is for bottom margin */

margin: value1 value2 value3 value4; /* value1 is for top margin, value2 is for right margin, value3 is for bottom margin and value4 is for left margin */

Since I don't have a Nook touch, I can't tell you if that model supports the shortand form for margin. But one things is sure, not all models of Nook support that way of scripture. Here, in MR, was talked a lot about Nook and his poor support for shorthand forms of css properties.

Regards
Rubén