BUG Directional Padding Overwrites Previous Values to 'auto'

[Seesti]

When setting more than one directional padding (e.g. setTopPadding(), setRightPadding()) on a single element, the second padding call overwrites the other previously set padding values to 'auto'. This behavior is unexpected and leads to inconsistent styling on the element.

Steps to Reproduce:

Set a directional padding on an element, for example: element.setTopPadding(10).
Set another directional padding on the same element, for example: element.setRightPadding(15).
Observe the padding values of the element.
Expected Behavior:

Each directional padding call should only affect its respective side without altering the previously set padding values on other sides.

Actual Behavior:

After the second directional padding call, the previously set padding values on other sides are overridden and set to 'auto'.

Additional notes:
if on one element a setPadding() is called after a directional padding setter, and after another directional setter is called, the second setter is able to receive the values set by setPadding() without turning them to "auto"