Webkit have added its own specific margins which are:
-webkit-margin-before:
-webkit-margin-after:
-webkit-margin-start:
-webkit-margin-end:
I understand the difference of (margin-left and -webkit-margin-start) or (margin-right and -webkit-margin-end) which is related to "left to right" or "right to left" languages.
My question is what is the difference between (margin-top and -webkit-margin-before) or (margin-bottom and -webkit-margin-after) ?
Note: It is obvious that -webkit prefix only works on webkit engine browsers such as chrome and safari. This question is not related to it.
The best answer I could find so far is -web-margin-before acts same as margin-top on normal documents but it will act as margin-bottom on "bottom to top" languages (same idea applies to -webkit-margin-after).
You can find a number of "bottom to top" languages in this link omniglot.com/writing/direction.htm (thanks to @MarkPlewis)