July 1998
Intermediate to advanced
1456 pages
65h 5m
English
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Name
HEIGHT, WIDTH — NN 4 IE 3 HTML 4
Synopsis
HEIGHT=”length"WIDTH=”length"Required
The size that an embedded object (or its plugin control panel)
occupies in a document is governed by the HEIGHT
and WIDTH attribute settings. Some browser
versions might allow you to get away without assigning these
attributes and letting the plugin’s own user interface design
determine the height and width of its visible rectangle. It is best
to specify the exact dimensions of a plugin’s control panel or
the data (in the case of images) whenever possible (control panels
vary with each browser and even between different plugins for the
same browser). In some cases, such as Navigator 4 for the Macintosh,
the object may not display if you fail to supply enough height on the
page. If you assign values that are larger than the actual object or
its control panel, the browser reserves that empty space on the page,
which could interfere with your intended page design.
Example
<OBJECT DATA="blues.aif" HEIGHT=150 WIDTH=250></OBJECT>
Value
Positive integer values (optionally quoted) or percentage values (quoted).
Default
None.
Object Model Reference
- IE
[window.]document.elementID.height
[window.]document.elementID.width
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