Example of TOPMARGIN, LEFTMARGIN, MARGINHEIGHT and MARGINWIDTH attributes for <BODY ...>
This page is an example of
TOPMARGIN,
LEFTMARGIN,
MARGINHEIGHT and
MARGINWIDTH.
If your browser recognizes these attributes (Microsoft Internet Explorer recognizes TOPMARGIN and LEFTMARGIN,
Netscape recognizes MARGINHEIGHT and
MARGINWIDTH) then the text is scrunched up right against the top and left sides of the window. The <BODY ...>
tag used to create this not-particularly-pleasant effect is this:
<BODY TOPMARGIN=0 LEFTMARGIN=0 MARGINHEIGHT=0 MARGINWIDTH=0>
Don't confuse the use of
MARGINHEIGHT and MARGINWIDTH in <BODY ...> with their uses in
frames. When you use frames, put MARGINHEIGHT and MARGINWIDTH in the <FRAME ...> tag,
not in <BODY ...>.
back to <BODY TOPMARGIN="...">
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