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Getting Rid of Body Margins in Opera and Netscape
- Thread starter NeckBone
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I haven't got the two browsers in question at this PC. But you can try adding this style in the head section:
or this style definition directly in the body tag:
I recon it should work for you! Remember to specify the doctype!!
Regards
Jakob
Code:
<style type="text/css">
body {
margin : 0px;
}
</style>or this style definition directly in the body tag:
Code:
<body style="margin : 0px;">I recon it should work for you! Remember to specify the doctype!!
Regards
Jakob
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<body topmargin=0 leftmargin=0 marginwidth=0 marginheight=0>
thanks vb,
That's what I've always used and it works.
I was looking for a scripting way to set margins that would be compatible for old and new browsers to set the margin. CSS doesn't work for older browsers.
Do you know how to set a <td> width with javascript?
For every problem, there's a solution and every solution brings it's own set of problems.
thanks vb,
That's what I've always used and it works.
I was looking for a scripting way to set margins that would be compatible for old and new browsers to set the margin. CSS doesn't work for older browsers.
Do you know how to set a <td> width with javascript?
For every problem, there's a solution and every solution brings it's own set of problems.
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