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That 70's Guy
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That 70's Guy
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I noticed that a templat I'm creating for myself wasn't expanding the full 100% of the screen while viewed with Opera. I used "margin: 0" in the body style which eliminates the padding around the body of a page in both Internet Explorer and Mozilla 1.1 but not Opera. After looking around Opera's site I found that they don't support the margins:0 setting but instead require the padding to be set to 0 pixels, "padding:0px". Just thought I'd share. 
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I use these:
topmargin="0" leftmargin="0" rightmargin="0" MARGINWIDTH="0" MARGINHEIGHT="0"
which work for ie and netscape, dunno what they do in opera as I don't use it. Maybe I should load it on a computer...
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thank you dave Aglavin, that works in most, not all, browsers, but isn't standards compliant.
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That 70's Guy
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That 70's Guy
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I think those are specificly for placement in the body tag itself. The validator chokes on the page when they are in as they are not compliant. 
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