Opera Ignores 0 Margins?

[fleemo17]

The same layout I discussed earlier
(http://www.sunriveronline.org/misc/clrn ) looks pretty darn good in
most of the browsers I've checked it with, except for Opera.
Apparently, Opera is applying my 0 Margin attribute on the background
image, but keeping an 8-pixel margin for the page's elements, which
throws the design into a tizzy. Is there a way to make Opera apply the
0 margin to all the elements on the page?

-Fleemo

[Darin McGrew]

fl******@comcast.net wrote:

The same layout I discussed earlier
(http://www.sunriveronline.org/misc/clrn ) looks pretty darn good in
most of the browsers I've checked it with, except for Opera.
Apparently, Opera is applying my 0 Margin attribute on the background
image, but keeping an 8-pixel margin for the page's elements, which
throws the design into a tizzy. Is there a way to make Opera apply the
0 margin to all the elements on the page?

It isn't margin. It's padding. See also
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/www/margins.html#padding
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[fleemo17]

Darin, you were right on the money. Thank you.

What an incredible resource this is. I don't know what people did
before the advent of newsgroups. A lot of cave painting, I guess.

-F

[Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz]

In <11**********************@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups .com>, on
04/18/2005
at 05:51 PM, fl******@comcast.net said:

What an incredible resource this is. I don't know what people did
before the advent of newsgroups.

They used a BBS, of course.

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