Browsers Remove Extra Spaces When Displaying HTML File

Browsers remove extra spaces when displaying an HTML file.

A) True

B) False

C) May be

D) Some times

Yes, When displaying an HTML file browsers remove extra spaces in the HTML code. Normally, setting margin:0 and padding:0 for the HTML and body elements, as you have done, should be enough to remove all spacing around the page.

For example, if you write the HTML code as below,

<h1>hello, SlightBook!</h1>

The output will be as follows:
hello, SlightBook!

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