hola
recuerden que explorer y netscape se comportan distinto y hay que pensar en ambos.....una forma de definir márgenes es para explorer y la otra para netscafé...citando a dreamweaver "in english".....
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size=1 face=arial>Citando:<hr height=1 noshade> Left Margin and Top Margin specify the sizes of page margins in the body tag, for Microsoft Internet Explorer only. Netscape Navigator ignores these values, using Margin Width and Margin Height instead. For best cross-browser results, provide margin values for both browsers instead of just one browser; fill in all four margin values instead of just two. To ensure that no margins appear in either browser, set all four values to 0. Dreamweaver doesn't display page margins in the Document window; to see the margins, use Preview in Browser.
Margin Width and Margin Height specify the sizes of page margins in the body tag, for Netscape Navigator only. Internet Explorer ignores these values, using Left Margin and Top Margin instead. For best cross-browser results, provide margin values for both browsers instead of just one browser; fill in all four margin values instead of just two. To ensure no margins in both browsers, set all four values to 0. Dreamweaver doesn't display page margins in the Document window; use Preview in Browser to see the margins.
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