Opera there is a body gap

harshy · Mon 22 Aug, 2005 20.44

Hi guys just trying out Opera browser noticed there is a gap in the body on both TV Forum and Metropol, I think doing this will sort it

body {margin: 0; padding: 0;}

Cheers,

harshy

Gavin Scott · Mon 22 Aug, 2005 20.49

A little dry on the conversation front, Mr Patel - perhaps a PM to Asa and Martin would be the thing to do?

Although knowing Metrpolians, chatter will gush like water from a fountain on which browser is better and why.

Ant · Mon 22 Aug, 2005 20.51

Gavin Scott wrote:A little dry on the conversation front, Mr Patel - perhaps a PM to Asa and Martin would be the thing to do?

Although knowing Metrpolians, chatter will gush like water from a fountain on which browser is better and why.

For example, get Firefox. Very annoying I know.

Get Firefox

Neil Jones · Mon 22 Aug, 2005 21.33

harshy wrote:Hi guys just trying out Opera browser noticed there is a gap in the body on both TV Forum and Metropol, I think doing this will sort it

body {margin: 0; padding: 0;}

Cheers,

harshy

Which version of Opera is this? There's a few different ones you know

harshy · Mon 22 Aug, 2005 21.36

Hi guys it's Opera 7.54u1, I will try Opera 8 and have a look.

harshy · Mon 22 Aug, 2005 21.43

Opera 8.02 reveals the same it's just a case of implementing the padding element as well and that's it Opera fixed too, the padding is currently missing in subSilver.css

I was going to PM, then I thought they may be others with the same problem for them, so this solution in the public domain would benefit.