How do I reduce space between Li?

How do I reduce space between Li?

The spacing between list items in an orderedlist or itemizedlist element can be minimized by the document author by adding a spacing=”compact” attribute to the list element. In HTML output, the list will get a compact=”compact” attribute on the list start tag to reduce spacing in the browser.

How do you remove extra space in CSS?

“remove extra space in right css” Code Answer

1. html,body {
2. margin:0;
3. padding:0;
4. overflow-x:hidden;
5. }

How do I remove space in HTML?

1. margin : 0 : This will remove space between two paragraphs.
2. padding : 0 : This will remove space between the border and text of each paragraph.
3. line-height : 20px : This will decrease spacing between different lines in each paragraph.

How do I remove space between UL and Li in CSS?

Tricks to Remove the Space Between Inline-Block Elements¶

1. Create a
   tag, which is used for specifying an unordered list. The
   tag is a block-level element. Create
   • tags.
   • Use the :nth-child() pseudo-class so as to put style to the next two
   • tags.

   Why is there a gap at the bottom of the page?

   But then I have a gap at the bottom! In Firebug, it seems the body only start 32px down from the beginning of the HTML element, even though I’ve set margins and paddings to 0. Container banner is the topmost div, followed by container (which includes content).

   Why does the margin go to the top of the page?

   When you use position: relative, the margin does not seem to be shifted with the actual content and therefore gets applied to the top of the page. You may need to do the same for any other elements that are set to position: relative and have a margin (e.g. h3 tags)

   Is there a 32px gap at the top of the page?

   There’s a 32px gap at the top of my site, despite setting margins and paddings to 0. I know it’s 32px because I can fix it with padding: -32px.

   Is there CSS property for margin at top of page?

   Such gap I would expect using the css ‘margin (-top)’ property. The DIV had no (inherited) “margin (-top)” CSS property though. Removing the H2 child removed the unexpected gap but is not a good solution. What truly solves the problem is setting CSS property “display” for the DIV to ‘inline-block’.