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CSS Margin syntax actually goes top, right, bottom, left… Not that it really matters :)
I’ve been wanting to make note of that for some time—but I have to agree that [left, top, right, bottom] makes more sense for Shoes.
To css people this probably seems like a divergence, but to everyone who was used to (x, y) before that, well, css seemed like a divergence. This order is used throughout shoes in shapes (oval, rect, line, etc.) and in events. I think once we go to Ruby 1.9, though, you’ll see: {margin: {left: 12, right: 3}} used more prevalently than this. It’s too hard to remember the order.