Specifying page margins

You can control how the contents of a Web page are offset in browser windows by specifying page margins. Using the Page Inspector, you can specify the margin width (the space between the page's content and the left edge of the Web browser window) and the margin height (the space between the page's content and the top edge of the browser window). GoLive adds the attributes to the page's source code that are necessary for the specified margins to appear in both Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer.

You can also remove the automatic margin offset that pages have in browser windows by specifying zero for margins.

To specify page margins:

1. Choose Special > Page Properties to open the Page Inspector. Or, click the Page icon  in the upper left corner of the Layout Editor and choose Window > Inspector.
2. In the Page Inspector, click the Page tab and enter values in pixels in the Margin Width and Margin Height text boxes.

To set the page margin offset to zero:

Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Mac OS) in the page and choose Document > Set Page Margins To Zero from the context menu. (See Using context menus.)