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JavaScript Programmer’s Reference Warnings: . Deprecated for any further use. This was available only in Netscape 4.0 and is completely removed from Netscape 6.0. See also: Measurement units JSSTag.marginLeft (Property) The margin at the left of an object. CSS level 1 JavaScript 1.2 Netscape 4.0 Deprecated Availability: Property/method value type: String primitive JavaScript syntax: myJSSTag.marginLeft N N myJSSTag.marginLeft = aWidth CSS syntax: margin-left: aWidth aWidth Argument list: A CSS length value The JSSTag.marginLeft property corresponds to the margin-left CSS property. Refer to the JSSTag.marginBottomtopic for details. This value is not inherited from its parent container element. Warnings: . Deprecated for any further use. This was available only in Netscape 4.0 and is completely removed from Netscape 6.0. See also: Measurement units JSSTag.marginRight (Property) The margin at the right of an object. CSS level 1 JavaScript 1.2 Netscape 4.0 Deprecated Availability: Property/method value type: N myJSSTag.marginRight JavaScript syntax: N myJSSTag.marginRight = aWidth String primitive 1258

J JSSTag.marginBottom (Property) JSSTag.marginBottom (Property) The margin at the bottom of an object. Availability: CSS level 1 JavaScript 1.2 Netscape 4.0 Property/method value type: String primitive JavaScript syntax: N myJSSTag.marginBottom N myJSSTag.marginBottom = aWidth CSS syntax: margin-bottom: aWidth Argument list: aWidth A CSS length value The JSSTag.marginBottomproperty corresponds to the margin-bottom CSS property. The content of an object is enclosed in a bounding extent rectangle. Around this is placed a padding space controlled by the padding parameters, which expands the bounding the border is then placed around this. The border width increases the bounding rectangle around the object still further. Last of all the margin is placed around the outside. This forms a rectangle that is used to locate the object adjacent to any other objects or page margins. The value of this property can be specified as follows: . A length value in one of several units of measure . A percentage of the width of the object In addition a keyword can be used: . auto The auto setting need not be applied to all of the margins, but according to how it is used, some fairly complex margin computation is applied. You should consult one of the standard texts on CSS styles. The initial value is set to 0 allowing for no margin value at all. This value is not inherited from its parent container element. Object Padding Border Margin Border bottom width Margin bottom Padding bottom 1257

JavaScript Programmer’s Reference . lower-roman . upper-roman . lower-alpha . lower-latin . upper-alpha . upper-latin . lower-greek . hebrew . armenian . georgian . cjk-ideographic . hiragana . katakana . hiragana-iroha . katakane-iroha . none The value “none” suppresses labels on the list. There are various graphic symbols. You can also number the list items using different documentation conventions (numbers, roman numerals, letters etc). There is also support for international character fonts and localization requirements. The default value for this property is “disc”. This value is inherited from its parent container element. Warnings: . Deprecated for any further use. This was available only in Netscape 4 and is completely removed from Netscape 6.0. See also: style.listStyleType 1256

J JSSTag.listStyleType (Property) The following values are meaningful in this property: . A numeric line height measured in points . A value in pixels . A distance in mm . A percentage of the parent line height value The default value for this depends on the user preference settings for font sizes. This value is inherited from its parent container element. Warnings: . Deprecated for any further use. This was available only in Netscape 4.0 and is completely removed from Netscape 6.0. See also: Measurement units, style.lineHeight JSSTag.listStyleType (Property) A list style bullet selector for the object. Availability: CSS level 1 JavaScript 1.2 Netscape 4.0 Deprecated Property/method value type: String primitive JavaScript syntax: N myJSSTag.listStyleType N myJSSTag.listStyleType = aStyle CSS syntax: list-style-type: aStyle HTML syntax: <... TYPE="..."> Argument list: aStyle A list style control The JSSTag.listStyleType property corresponds to the list-style-type CSS property. This is used to control the appearance of lists of items. It can have the following values: . disc . circle . square . decimal . decimal-leading-zero 1255

JavaScript Programmer’s Reference HTML syntax: <... HEIGHT="..."> Argument list: aHeight An object height value Event handlers: This controls the height of an image object on screen for example. The JSSTag.height property corresponds to the height CSS property. This property can be used to control the height of an object on the screen. The value can be specified as a length measured in units, a percentage of the containing block the element is located in or an “auto” value that lets the browser compute the size. The default value for this property is “auto”. This value is not inherited from its parent container element. Warnings: . Deprecated for any further use. This was available only in Netscape 4.0 and is completely removed from Netscape 6.0. See also: JSSTag.width, style.height JSSTag.lineHeight (Property) The line height spacing for an object. This is the distance between the baselines of two adjacent lines of text. Availability: CSS level 1 JavaScript 1.2 Netscape 4.0 Deprecated Property/method value type: String primitive JavaScript syntax: myJSSTag.lineHeight N myJSSTag.lineHeight = N aLineHeight CSS syntax: line-height: aLineHeight Argument list: aLineHeight A spacing between lines of text The JSSTag.lineHeight property corresponds to the line-height CSS property. This value specifies the distance between the baselines for adjacent lines; more accurately, it indicates the minimum distance, because an object larger than the line height value will cause lines to be leaded further apart to accommodate the item within the display. 1254

J JSSTag.height (Property) . 400 . 500 . 600 . 700 . 800 . 900 These keywords select a pair of reasonably similar settings across platforms: . normal . bold The normal setting is equivalent to 400 and the bold setting matches 700. In addition there are two relative boldness controls: . bolder . lighter Not all font families support as wide a range of possible weights as the fontWeight property can control. Nevertheless, the browser makes its best efforts to deliver the requested appearance. The default value for this property is “normal”. This value is inherited from its parent container element. Warnings: . Deprecated for any further use. This was available only in Netscape 4.0 and is completely removed from Netscape 6.0. See also: Measurement units, style.fontWeight JSSTag.height (Property) The height of an object. Availability: CSS level 1 JavaScript 1.2 Netscape 4.0 Deprecated Property/method value type: String primitive JavaScript syntax: N myJSSTag.height N myJSSTag.height = aHeight CSS syntax: height: aHeight 1253

JavaScript Programmer’s Reference You can choose a value from these available styles: . normal . italic . oblique For some fonts, the italic and oblique fonts are simply slanted versions of the normal upright fonts. This can lead to some unattractive artefacts and so the italic form is sometimes specially designed and uses a markedly different glyph. It is intended to improve readability of italic characters. The default value for this property is “normal”. This value is inherited from its parent container element. Warnings: . Deprecated for any further use. This was available only in Netscape 4.0 and is completely removed from Netscape 6.0. See also: style.fontStyle JSSTag.fontWeight (Property) The weight of a font for an object. This is otherwise known as the boldness. Availability: CSS level 1 JavaScript 1.2 Netscape 4.0 Deprecated Property/method value type: String primitive JavaScript syntax: N myJSSTag.fontWeight N myJSSTag.fontWeight = aWeight CSS syntax: HTML syntax: font-weight: aWeight Argument list: aWeight A font weight control value The JSSTag.fontWeight property corresponds to the font-weight CSS property. This property controls the weight of the characters on the screen. this is sometimes called boldness although it provides a much finer level of control than simply using a bold tag. The following numerical values select a progressive weight increase: . 100 . 200 . 300 1252