how to fill the whole screen?

I have been building a site with Frontpage on the basis of the standard pages
(with a margin on the left to be used as index). The problem however is that
when it is published in the browser that on the left and the right of the
page I get a white space. Of course I can fill up this space with a colour,
but what I really want is that publised page fills the whole screen. So is it
possible to put together a webpage that fills the whole screen with Frontpage
by using standard pages (e.g. by adjusting certain margings)? If so, how do I
aguest these margins?

Murray
Fri Apr 22 08:22:20 CDT 2005

Make the page margins zero, and make your content have a width of 100%.

You can zero your page margins in FP2003 by editing the Properties of the
body tag (and selecting the Advanced tab), or by using FORMAT | Style...
and editing the body tag from that dialog.

You can make your content have a width of 100% by placing it all within a
100% width table (that's the short version, and is not likely to be the only
thing you need to do - to say more, I would need to see your page itself).

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Murray
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"bloem" <bloem@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I have been building a site with Frontpage on the basis of the standard
>pages
> (with a margin on the left to be used as index). The problem however is
> that
> when it is published in the browser that on the left and the right of the
> page I get a white space. Of course I can fill up this space with a
> colour,
> but what I really want is that publised page fills the whole screen. So is
> it
> possible to put together a webpage that fills the whole screen with
> Frontpage
> by using standard pages (e.g. by adjusting certain margings)? If so, how
> do I
> aguest these margins?
>