J JSSTag.whiteSpace (Property) The JSSTag.verticalAlign property corresponds
J JSSTag.whiteSpace (Property) The JSSTag.verticalAlign property corresponds to the vertical-align CSS property. This property controls the vertical alignment of an element. It provides a way to raise or lower individual letters to create subscript or superscript effects. The technique can be used to move images relative to a line of text. The following values are meaningful for this property: . baseline . sub . super . top . text-top . middle . bottom . text-bottom In addition you can specify a percentage value and a length value in various units of measure. The default value for this property is “baseline”. 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: style.verticalAlign JSSTag.whiteSpace (Property) The control of white space collapsing or retention in the object. CSS level 1 JavaScript 1.2 Netscape 4.0 Deprecated Availability: Property/method value type: String primitive JavaScript syntax: N myJSSTag.whiteSpace N myJSSTag.whiteSpace = aControl CSS syntax: white-space: aControl Argument list: aControl A whitespace preservation control 1269