Good evening pixelpix,
It was foretold that on 19-10-2004 @ 13:03:45 GMT+1300 (which was
2:03:45 where I live) pixelpix would write:
<snipped a bit>
p> I just need a bit of help with margins and padding, how Firefox,
p> Opera, Explorer define them or some pointers that may make things fit
p> better.
Add this to your stylesheet:
html, body {
margin : 0;
padding : 0;
}
Fixed it for me in FF.
Because the root of the document tree serves as the initial containing
block for layout on the canvas, some browser manufacturers (i.e.,
Opera) seem to have decided to define the default margin/padding of
the viewport in their default browser stylesheet on the html element.
Others define it on the body for backward compatibility reasons (the
body has traditionally been used as the initial containing block for
the purposes of displaying documents in the viewport).
Since the W3C specs leave it up to browser manufacturers to do this,
defining zero margins on both the html and body will set both to
zero and you can start with a fresh slate.
--
Best regards,
Luc
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