Using that validator, I couldn't find any website, except for w3c.org, that doesn't hold errors!! I tried using Daniweb, Google, Youtube, and Facebook... All of those were executed with errors!! No comment!
Ironically, the W3C makes HTML and CSS. It's funny that they would know what they're talking about, huh? A lot of web sites don't validate because they are using the wrong doctype, deprecated markup, or because of IE fixes. However, if you're testing in modern browsers first, then your code should be valid. It's not difficult. People are just lazy and then wonder why their sites aren't doing what they want them to.
You clearly have no idea what you're talking about, or you would know why each site is returning those errors from the validation service. You honestly think a website like Facebook is a credible place for, well, anything. http://mozilla.com/ validates with only two errors that have absolutely nothing to do with what's actually happening with the page. It's still a perfectly valid document.
@loveforfire33 I apologize for this. On the original topic: I wasn't very clear. Simply remove 2px from the top margin, bottom margin, or 1px from the top and bottom margins. EDIT: Each browser adds its own margin and padding by default. So it can differ from browser to browser. If you use a universal rule to reset this, then it's usually not an issue.
* {
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
}
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