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JSSTag.clear (Property)

A property that clears the style and forces the object to be displayed below a left- or right- aligned image.

Availability:

CSS level - 1

JavaScript - 1.2

Netscape - 4.0

Deprecated

Property/method value type: String primitive

JavaScript syntax: N myJSSTag.clear

N myJSSTag.clear = aControl

CSS syntax: clear: aControl

HTML syntax: <... CLEAR="...">

Argument list: aControl a clear control value

The JSSTag.clear property corresponds to the clear CSS property.

This property is used to control the floating elements around the element to which the styling applies. Clearing the float attribute to one side or the other forces a line break on that side and will not allow floating elements to flow into an adjacent position.

The following values are permitted:

none
left
right
both

The default value for this property is "none".

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.clear

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