Still new at this,,,,let me go laymen on you.
Situation, I have a single table in the middle of the page, ~ 2" gap between
border of page and border of table, (all sides).
Question: Why when I move the curser on the left, bottom and right of the
table in the gap, the curser seems normal, but when I move the curser above the
table ( in the 2" gap) the curser defaults to the table.
Guess: Do I have a margin goofed up, or some invisible header?

Hello,

It could be a margin, either the body or table.
We would need to see the code to know for certain.

You can check it by zeroing out the body margin in your CSS:

body {
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
}

Then, just replace any margin value in the table CSS with margin: 0px;

If the top of the table is now flush with the top of the browser window, it
was a margin issue.
If not, there's something else...table inside another tag, impossible to
know without looking at it.

Take care,
Tim

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> Still new at this,,,,let me go laymen on you.
> Situation, I have a single table in the middle of the page, ~ 2" gap
> between
> border of page and border of table, (all sides).
> Question: Why when I move the curser on the left, bottom and right of the
> table in the gap, the curser seems normal, but when I move the curser
> above the
> table ( in the 2" gap) the curser defaults to the table.
> Guess: Do I have a margin goofed up, or some invisible header?
>