Things like this is why the world is falling apart.. During a Reddit AMA with @BillGates today, I got banned for "advertising" because I gave out my contact info, then a moderator goes off on a power trip and mutes me too!.. @elonmusk can you PLEASE pass this along to Bill?

My point was to use padding with borders instead of outline-offset to avoid bleeding between elements. Notice how the input element now lays on top of the paragraph element with an auto break (the white space) between the overlaps.

You misunderstand, outlines take space. Outline-width is a property of outline. Ex: outline: 3px solid black Here's why I say not to do it like you listed because outline can bleed. Read reply 2 after this for solution.

If this is true, can someone please tell @GetSpectrum @Ask_Spectrum about this and get them participating? Outside of a major city, the connectivity is horrible in the rain, some seniors/jobs rely on the internet, and the people are paying bills that are just...

You should never work outside of your given div parameters. Work inside your defined bounds or your pages will either bleed or require a ton of unnecessary overflow variables. Padding also looks a lot nicer vs negative outline offsets.

To better explain, look at the picture. Div2 is within div, so it's padded 10px from div as defined in the div's style.

@Microsoft is amazing, yes, but there's an entire industry of developers that understands the pain they inflicted upon us that many don't see...

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Love the HUD map for showing what the car's sensors and cameras are detecting; it's a neat way to see all of your surroundings at a glance but.. Does it recognize mirror wrapped vehicles properly? Please test thoroughly.