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What attribute in CSS corresponds 100% to the parent node? _html/css_WEB-ITnose

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#DD{	position: relative;	top: 0px;	left: 0px;	width: 500px;	height: 300px;	overflow: hidden;}#A1{ 	position: relative;	width: 100%;	height: 100%;	padding-bottom: 50px;	background-color: #F00;}#A2{ 	position: relative;	width: 100%;	height: 100%;	border-bottom: solid 50px #000000; 	background-color: #F00;}#B{	position: relative;	top: 0px;	left: 0px;	width: 100%;	height: 100%;	overflow-x:hidden;	overflow-y:auto;	background-color: #00F;}


<html><head><link rel="stylesheet" href="css.css" type="text/css"></head><body><div id="DD">	<span id="A1">		<span id="B">			<ul>				<li>1</li>				<li>1</li>				<li>1</li>				<li>1</li>				<li>1</li>				<li>1</li>				<li>1</li>				<li>1</li>				<li>1</li>				<li>1</li>				<li>1</li>				<li>1</li>				<li>1</li>				<li>1</li>				<li>1</li>				<li>1</li>				<li>1</li>				<li>1</li>				<li>1</li>				<li>1</li>			</ul>		</span>	</span></div></body></html>


Replacing A1 with A2 is the same, the area of ​​B completely covers A, padding and border have no effect, what I want is B There is a 50px distance from the bottom of A to the bottom of A


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