Question 1

An # in front of a style name indicates that the style is for an element with an ID.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 2

The default z-index value for all absolutely positioned elements is -1.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

You cannot use the same units to specify the two dimensions of an element as you use to specify its position.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 4

DHTML allows precise positioning of page elements through an extension of cascading style sheets called ______________________.

Accepted Answer

Cascading

Question 5

If you don't specify units for coordinates, the browser defaults to ______________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of If you don't specify units for coordinates,...

Question 6

You can associate a scroll bar with an element when the element is too large to fit its defined size, using the ____ property.

Accepted Answer

A) scroll 
B) overflow 
C) visible 
D) display 
A) scroll 
B) overflow 
C) visible 
D) display

Question 7

To specify positioning using CSSP, you use the ____ attribute.

Accepted Answer

A) location 
B) position 
C) proximity 
D) caption 
A) location 
B) position 
C) proximity 
D) caption

Question 8

Any element not enclosed by another element is ______________________ positioned with respect to the top-left corner of the window.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Any element not enclosed by another element...

Question 9

Elements on higher layers will block out elements in the same position on lower layers of the stack.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Setting an element's width as a percentage of the page prevents the browser from presenting the page with a disproportionate amount of ____ white space.

Accepted Answer

A) active 
B) passive 
C) primary 
D) concatenated 
A) active 
B) passive 
C) primary 
D) concatenated

Question 11

You can size an element relative to its ____ element by using percentages.

Accepted Answer

A) parent 
B) child 
C) base 
D) primary 
A) parent 
B) child 
C) base 
D) primary

Question 12

For some applications, specifying an exact measurement is important.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Setting the ______________________ value for the overflow property would instruct the browser to display scroll bars to allow site visitors to scroll through an entire list.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Setting the ______________________ value for the overflow...

Question 14

While a column of 150 px may fit perfectly in an 800 × 600 display, that same column may be surrounded by passive white space at ____.

Accepted Answer

A) 400 x 600 
B) 600 x 800 
C) 640 x 480 
D) 1024 x 768 
A) 400 x 600 
B) 600 x 800 
C) 640 x 480 
D) 1024 x 768

Question 15

One of DHTML's greatest shortcomings with regard to Web page design is its inability to precisely position elements on a page.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Standard HTML pages can use ______________________ to display text in columns rather than in a single block.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Standard HTML pages can use ______________________ to...

Question 17

Z-index positioning will work in all browsers currently in use.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

______________________ allows you to position elements absolutely or relatively.

Accepted Answer

Cascading

Question 19

When no other z-index values are specified, you can use a positive z-index value to place an element behind existing content.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

You cannot position elements in relation to other elements on the screen; you can only position elements using the top and left coordinates.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

An # in front of a style name indicates that the style is for an element with an ID.

The default z-index value for all absolutely positioned elements is -1.

You cannot use the same units to specify the two dimensions of an element as you use to specify its position.

DHTML allows precise positioning of page elements through an extension of cascading style sheets called ______________________.

If you don't specify units for coordinates, the browser defaults to ______________________.

You can associate a scroll bar with an element when the element is too large to fit its defined size, using the ____ property.

To specify positioning using CSSP, you use the ____ attribute.

Any element not enclosed by another element is ______________________ positioned with respect to the top-left corner of the window.

Elements on higher layers will block out elements in the same position on lower layers of the stack.

Setting an element's width as a percentage of the page prevents the browser from presenting the page with a disproportionate amount of ____ white space.

You can size an element relative to its ____ element by using percentages.

For some applications, specifying an exact measurement is important.

Setting the ______________________ value for the overflow property would instruct the browser to display scroll bars to allow site visitors to scroll through an entire list.

While a column of 150 px may fit perfectly in an 800 × 600 display, that same column may be surrounded by passive white space at ____.

One of DHTML's greatest shortcomings with regard to Web page design is its inability to precisely position elements on a page.

Standard HTML pages can use ______________________ to display text in columns rather than in a single block.

Z-index positioning will work in all browsers currently in use.

______________________ allows you to position elements absolutely or relatively.

When no other z-index values are specified, you can use a positive z-index value to place an element behind existing content.

You cannot position elements in relation to other elements on the screen; you can only position elements using the top and left coordinates.

Creating an HTML Document

Creating Links to Web Pages and Other Files

Formatting Page Elements With HTML

Adding Graphics and Multimedia

Formatting With Cascading Style Sheets

Working With Tables

Using Forms to Control Input

Controlling Page Layout With Frames and Tables

Designing Web Pages

Scripting for HTML

Working With Dynamic HTML DHTML

Controlling Content Dynamically

Implementing Dynamic Effects

Structuring Data With XML

Filters

Exam 13: Positioning With DHTML

An # in front of a style name indicates that the style is for an element with an ID.

The default z-index value for all absolutely positioned elements is -1.

You cannot use the same units to specify the two dimensions of an element as you use to specify its position.

DHTML allows precise positioning of page elements through an extension of cascading style sheets called ______________________.

If you don't specify units for coordinates, the browser defaults to ______________________.

You can associate a scroll bar with an element when the element is too large to fit its defined size, using the ____ property.

To specify positioning using CSSP, you use the ____ attribute.

Any element not enclosed by another element is ______________________ positioned with respect to the top-left corner of the window.

Elements on higher layers will block out elements in the same position on lower layers of the stack.

Setting an element's width as a percentage of the page prevents the browser from presenting the page with a disproportionate amount of ____ white space.

You can size an element relative to its ____ element by using percentages.

For some applications, specifying an exact measurement is important.

Setting the ______________________ value for the overflow property would instruct the browser to display scroll bars to allow site visitors to scroll through an entire list.

While a column of 150 px may fit perfectly in an 800 × 600 display, that same column may be surrounded by passive white space at ____.

One of DHTML's greatest shortcomings with regard to Web page design is its inability to precisely position elements on a page.

Standard HTML pages can use ______________________ to display text in columns rather than in a single block.

Z-index positioning will work in all browsers currently in use.

______________________ allows you to position elements absolutely or relatively.

When no other z-index values are specified, you can use a positive z-index value to place an element behind existing content.

You cannot position elements in relation to other elements on the screen; you can only position elements using the top and left coordinates.

Creating an HTML Document

Creating Links to Web Pages and Other Files

Formatting Page Elements With HTML

Adding Graphics and Multimedia

Formatting With Cascading Style Sheets

Working With Tables

Using Forms to Control Input

Controlling Page Layout With Frames and Tables

Designing Web Pages

Scripting for HTML

Working With Dynamic HTML DHTML

Controlling Content Dynamically

Implementing Dynamic Effects

Structuring Data With XML

Filters