topmargin="0" doesn't work in Firefox?

[byte_eater]

Hey guys!

Why doesn’t the topmargin=”0” and leftmargin=”0” work in Firefox? In Explorer they are working great, but I have some problems doing this in Firefox!

How to fix this problem? Pls help!

Thanks!

[the tree]

I haven't used those depreciated attributes for so long I can't remember what they get used for. Try using some code made for this century.style="margin: 0;"

[byte_eater]

!!! hey, thanks a lot man!

[WebJoel]

Hey guys!

Why doesn’t the topmargin=”0” and leftmargin=”0” work in Firefox? In Explorer they are working great, but I have some problems doing this in Firefox!

How to fix this problem? Pls help!

Thanks!

"topmargin", "bottommargin", "leftmargin" and "rightmargin" are proprietary ("IE") selectors. They only work on IE. Other browsers do not understand this, and ignore them. Best to not use them.

I always add this before "</head>" which does the same thing, AND it is what all browsers do by default. All except IE, which 'assumes' several pixels for each value. This line re-sets IE to "zero" and makes your page be identical with all browsers...:

<style type="text/css">
body, html {margin:0; padding:0; border:0;} /* Re-sets IE to "zero" for these values */

</style>