Brent wrote:
> On 15 Oct 98, Ari Kambouris wrote:
>
> > I was rooting around trying to find out how to make a zero top and left
> > margin for NS 3 and 4 without invoking style sheets, which NS3
> will ignore
> > anyway. I seem to remember that this was covered at one point on the
> > list, but, of course, I didn't need it then.
>
> Not a stupid question, and I'm not aware of a good answer to it either.
> The only way to do this in NS 3 (that I know of) is to use a
> hidden, empty
> frame, along with a "main" frame in which the page actually displays,
> setting margin and border attributes to "0"/"no":
>
> <frameset cols="0" rows="100%,*" frameborder="no">
>
> <frame name="Frame 1" src="some.html" scrolling="yes"
> marginheight=0 marginwidth=0 frameborder="no">
>
> <frame name="Frame 2" src="" frameborder="no">
>
> </frameset>
>
> To allow for proper navigation, each "new page" on a site would
> have to in
> fact be a new frameset, set up as per above.
>
> Now, if you only want a background graphic to be completely flush left
> and top, NS will of course do that by default if that's how you
> design the
> graphic.
>
> But I don't know of any other workarounds for NS 3. People?
The method you describe is the only workaround I've found. You *can* shove
things closer to the right margin by setting your table width higher than
100%, say 105%. I can't remember which browsers I tried that in, so if
you're gonna do it, be sure to test cross-browsers.
Jack
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