Frontpage: extra space between shared border & page content?

[dandylyn]

On my Frontpage (html) pages I've used Shared Borders and have a gap/margin
of about 15 pixels between the left Shared border and main page content that
I can't seem to get rid of. I've eliminated all properties and css margins
that I can find. What is the source of this gap of space?

 

[Rob Giordano \(Crash\)]

It's a little more than 15 px, but you can't get rid of it if you use Shared
Borders.

You may want to look into using Includes (Insert | Web Components | Included
Content | Page) for the same effect but more control.



| On my Frontpage (html) pages I've used Shared Borders and have a
gap/margin
| of about 15 pixels between the left Shared border and main page content
that
| I can't seem to get rid of. I've eliminated all properties and css margins
| that I can find. What is the source of this gap of space?

 

[Andrew Murray]

That space (before the "dotted line") is the actual shared border. If you
don't want it, then turn the border off (Format > Shared Borders). That line
won't show up when you preview in browser or view on the web;

If the above is not the case, it may be to do with Page Margins; try setting
them to "0" (zero). www.jimcodsoftware.com has a tool to do this which
generates the correct code for Netscape/IE/Other browsers.

This can be done through styles such as

<style>

body

{ margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; margin-top:0px; margin-bottom:0px; }

</style>