Posted by aviche2 5 years ago In:

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aviche2 Asked:

CSS margin in Firefox and IE. I'm tring to create a list <ul> with no left margin but I can't make it happen in Firefox.

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MackTheKnife Answered:

Lists recognise just about all the syle attributes, so you should be able to define any margin you like

margin-left: 0px;

or margin: 10px 10px 10px 0px;

If you're having difficulties with this, check that you don't have another syle definition that is overriding the style on your list.

It might also help to get an answer if you send an example of your code or a link to a page where people can see it.

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robertc Answered:

Firefox by default applies padding to the UL element, try setting padding-left to zero.

To get round problems with browser differences in default styles you can try using a CSS reset stylesheet. This will reset all browsers to a common baseline, but you'll have to have style rules for every element you actually want to use (eg. headings become styled like the rest of the text).