Bottom padding
The internal space added to the bottom edge of an element within a webpage or digital layout, creating distance between the content of the element and its boundary.
Unlike margins, which add space outside an element, padding adjusts the space inside, preventing text, images, or other content from touching the element's border.
Bottom padding is commonly set in CSS using units like pixels (px), ems (em), or percentages (%), allowing for precise control over content spacing within design elements.