Type: | length |
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Inherited: | no |
Used By: | body, pbr and the #page CSS elements |
See: | footer header |
The header-height attribute controls the height of the header macro, and the footer-height attribute the height of the footer macro, if they're defined. This is roughly equivalent to padding at the top of the page. If no header-height or footer-height is defined it defaults to zero, which can result in the header or footer macro overwriting the contents of the page.
This sets a small header on the first page
<head> <style> #page1 { header:smallheader; header-height:20pt; } </style> <macrolist> <macro id="smallheader"> <p align="center">The first page</p> </macro> </macrolist> </head>