Exam 4: Laying Out Elements With Css

A fluid layout uses the min-width and max-width properties to constrain the size of the content. _________________________

Case-Based Critical Thinking Question Tyler has been helping his friend Wes learn the website design business. Wes is concerned that the article of the history of his business will extend beyond its container. Tyler tells him about _____ , which Wes can use to give the appearance that the article fits in its container.

Referring to the figure above, to achieve the page flow shown on the right, you would use _____ .

Referring to the figure above, the ____ with the highest z-index value is stacked on top of other positioned elements

What is the difference between a stack and a layer? How can you use the z-index property to determine stacking order?

CSS represents the characteristics of every web page element using the ____ model, which treats each element as a rectangular box having several global properties.

When working with box model shorthand properties, a border with three values will have values that apply to  width, style, and ____.

A positioned element cannot be moved to positions occupied by other elements.

You can apply a z-index value only to an element for which you've declared a value for the position property.

A. B. Referring to the figure above, the fact that the Web page width can vary means that this is an example of a ____ layout.

Referring to the figure above, letter c indicates element ____.

By creating a fluid layout, which is also known as a(n) ____ layout, you give your Web page the flexibility to adjust its width based on the width of a user's browser window while still maintaining your intended layout.

A logo is often placed on a page using _______________ positioning.

User agents render HTML documents from bottom to top.

Creating and modifying page layouts in CSS involves specifying size and position information for web page elements.

An element with _____ positioning is removed from the normal flow and keeps its position even when the user scrolls.

You can make adjustments to the default position of an element while preserving the space allotted to the element in the default page flow. This technique is known as ____ positioning.

The size of the padding, border, and margin all increase the amount of space on a web page that an element occupies or influences. However, the dimensions of these properties are generally not included in the calculated width or height of an element.  Please explain how you calculate box size.

The CSS relative positioning property called ____ moves the element relative to its original position but preserves the space reserved for the element in its original position.

Case-Based Critical Thinking Question Kamilla is creating a pet adoption website, and is currently learning about her options using the position property. If Kamilla wants an element to remain in the same location in a browser window, even as the user scrolls through the Web page, she would use the ____ position property.