Not sure if my heading actually makes sense, but please see below picture.

I want the heading "Thailand" to not have the space with the content belkow it. I would like to make them seperate div tags.
I know you can do it wil putting them in 1 div tag, but I need 2 for something i am trying to do.

reduce the margins

i put margin as 0px, didnt work

and the code? or a URI.

.intro {
background: #ffffff;
Height: auto;
width: auto;
margin: 0px

there both classed as intro

and the HTML?

<div class="intro"><h1>Thailand</h1></div>
<div class="intro">
<p class="defaulttext">Welcome to Thai-discovery.com, we hope to provide information that will help backpackers, expats etc with their stay in Thailand, you can also visit our Thai forum so we can answer any question you may have regarding Thailand. We love feedback, if you want to tell us something please email us at <a href="mailto:Admin@thai-discovery.com"><strong>admin@thai-discovery.com</strong></a>. Also if you have any experiences you like to share, please email us and we will review your story/video and may publish it on our website. So join our Thailand forum for more information on Thailand.</p>
</div>
the url is http://www.thai-discovery.com

Why is the Heading inside a div?
That's just extra markup for no reason at all.

the font family is "sans-serif" NOT "san-serifs"

the "defaulttext" paragraph still has the default margins/line break (1em in height ) applied to it, as does the H1 and the <div>. All these will stackup stack up.

BTW in my browser (FF) your text is in red because that it was I have as my default if nothing is set by the page.

Thanks again Chris,
I think you have answered every single one of my posts.