Body margin

The body margins of the HTML page in pixels or CSS units. The margins define the space around the body object. You can specify one value for four all margins, or use different values for the top, right, bottom, and left margins. You can use negative values to overlap content.

Note:

Negative values for margins are not supported by all email clients.

If you leave this option empty, any margin specified in StoryTeller using the html.body.margin custom property is used. For more information, see Body margin.

For information about body margin syntax, see

http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_margin.asp

Example 6

Body margin

To set all four margins to 96 pixels, use:

•

96

To set different values for the top (14 points), right (1 inch), bottom (no margin) and left (1 inch) margins, use:

•	14pt 1in 0 1in

 

Rasterize fragments

•	Yes – Rasterizes fragments that are referenced from Stories.

•	No – Ignores fragments that are referenced from Stories.

•	Default – Any rasterization specified in StoryTeller is used.

Use native gradient fill

Defines how StoryTeller objects that use gradient fill are treated in the HTML output.

Note:

Radial gradients are always rasterized, regardless of driver configuration.

Note:

Gradient fill is not supported by all web browsers.

•	Yes – Enables horizontal and vertical gradients in the HTML output. On the HTML page, gradients are rendered according to the web browser support for gradient fill.

•	No – Shapes with gradient fill are rasterized.

•	Default – Any gradient fill specified in StoryTeller is used.

Copies

Not applicable.