Contents
- 1 How do you get rid of body padding?
- 2 Why does body have a margin?
- 3 How do you remove margin and padding in CSS?
- 4 Why does margin-right not work?
- 5 Why margin-top is not working?
- 6 How do you set margin and padding to zero?
- 7 Do you need to set margin on body element?
- 8 What’s the default margin that HTML sets for its < body > tag?
- 9 Why do I have to normalise margins in CSS?
How do you get rid of body padding?
All you need to do is give your HEADER tag a 1px border, aswell as setting the BODY MARGIN to zero, as shown below. You may also need to change the MARGIN to zero for any H1, H2, etc. elements you have within your HEADER div. This will get rid of any extra space which may show around the text.
Why does body have a margin?
These defaults cover the margin and padding on the body, some fonts, the most legible font size, etc. And they leave it up to you to overwrite as needed with CSS. Without the margin and padding on the body, everything would be completely flushed to the browser window.
How do you remove margin and padding in CSS?
“css remove all margin and padding” Code Answer
- * {
- margin: 0;
- padding: 0;
- }
What is the default body margin?
The body element generally has an 8px margin by default in some browsers so you need to control it in your own stylesheet instead and set it to what you want. Historically some browsers used padding and some used margin and some applied them to the html element instead of body.
How do I get rid of the bottom margin in html?
Inside your footer there is a div with class row. It has a margin-bottom with 26px. Remove this value and your issue is fixed. Select the last option – Inspect element (or something similar to it)
Why does margin-right not work?
You cannot see the effect of margin-right because the ‘width’ property of div causes the margin of div to have more than 10px distance from the right wall of the body. Consequently, it causes the margin-right property not to have any visual effect.
Why margin-top is not working?
This issue is known as Margin Collapse and happens sometimes between top and bottom margins on block elements. That’s why the margin doesn’t work on the p tag. And on the a tag the margin doesn’t work because it’s an inline element. You may need to change its display property to inline-block or block .
How do you set margin and padding to zero?
Add a rule to your CSS stylesheet that sets all the margins and padding values of HTML elements to zero.
What is default margin in HTML?
In most major browsers, the default margin is 8px on all sides. It is defined in pixels by the user-agent-stylesheet your browser provides.
What is setting an 8px margin on my page?
Can someone tell me what is setting this margin and how I can override it? Its the UA (User Agent) default stylesheet which sets a set of rules for all elements (all elements are display:inline by default) and for some elements the UA will add margins or padding or both.
Do you need to set margin on body element?
(The margin of the body element is meaningless; it’d represent a space outside the browser window!) As an aside, you don’t need to set any CSS properties on the html element. body already contains everything that you’d want to set properties on. Probably you are having a difficulty because margin and padding are two different things.
What’s the default margin that HTML sets for its < body > tag?
What’s the default margin that HTML sets for its tag? I noticed that there’s some automatic margin, but I’m wondering if anyone knows how much it is (and whether it’s in px or %, etc.). In most major browsers, the default margin is 8px on all sides. It is defined in pixels by the user-agent-stylesheet your browser provides.
Why do I have to normalise margins in CSS?
Its the UA (User Agent) default stylesheet which sets a set of rules for all elements (all elements are display:inline by default) and for some elements the UA will add margins or padding or both. That’s why reset (or normalise) stylesheets cropped up so that all browsers could start on an even keel.