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QWhich CSS property is used to set the margin for an element to be a percentage of the height of its containing element?

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  • A margin-height ✔ ✖
  • B margin-percentage ✔ ✖
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  • D margin-height-percentage ✔ ✖
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There is no CSS property specifically for setting the margin around an element to be a percentage of its containing element's height. However, you can use relative values for the margin property to achieve this effect.

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