The PaddingTop property in the BaseStyles class represents the padding-top CSS property. It is used to specify the amount of space to be inserted between the top border of an element and its content. This property is of type System.Nullable<Sandbox.UI.Length>, allowing you to set it to a specific length value or leave it unset (null).
To use the PaddingTop property, you can assign it a value of type Sandbox.UI.Length. This can be a specific unit like pixels (px), percentage (%), or any other valid CSS length unit. If you do not want to set a padding, you can leave it as null.
// Example of setting the PaddingTop property var styles = new BaseStyles(); styles.PaddingTop = new Length(10, LengthUnit.Pixel); // Sets the padding-top to 10 pixels // Example of leaving the PaddingTop property unset styles.PaddingTop = null; // No padding-top is applied