Question 1

DHTML positioning and sizing features open doors to many possibilities for Web page enhancements.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

By changing a graphic's resolution slightly at regular intervals, you can animate it with DHTML.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

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

Accepted Answer

The answer of When no other z-index values are specified,...

Question 4

Explain what is meant by stacking screen elements and how this is useful.

Accepted Answer

Because an absolutely positioned element

Question 5

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

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

You can use ______________________ positioning to specify the coordinates of an element relative to its parent element.

Accepted Answer

The answer of You can use ______________________ positioning to specify...

Question 7

Like absolute positioning, relative positioning leaves an element in the document flow.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

______________________ positioning is useful when you want your document to always display an element before or after other elements.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ______________________ positioning is useful when you want...

Question 9

The ____ feature allows you to create many text effects that are difficult to create with HTML alone.

Accepted Answer

A) float 
B) side 
C) absolute 
D) relative 
A) float 
B) side 
C) absolute 
D) relative

Question 10

____ places elements more predictably than HTML when users view pages in different screen resolutions.

Accepted Answer

A) XML 
B) Perl 
C) JavaScript 
D) CSSP 
A) XML 
B) Perl 
C) JavaScript 
D) CSSP

Question 11

Fixing a position absolutely means using fixed ______________________ on a user's screen.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Fixing a position absolutely means using fixed...

Question 12

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

Accepted Answer

A) positive 
B) negative 
C) absolute 
D) relative 
A) positive 
B) negative 
C) absolute 
D) relative

Question 13

You can use the float property to display text at the side of the main text flow in a box called a(n) ______________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of You can use the float property to...

Question 14

DHTML style properties also allow you to specify an element's dimensions using the height and width properties.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

To control the order in which each of a number of layers stacks on a page, you can specify the element's ____-index property.

Accepted Answer

A) z 
B) x 
C) y 
D) w 
A) z 
B) x 
C) y 
D) w

Question 16

To create a layer you use a with an id property.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

The overflow property allows you to create the equivalent of an independent frame anywhere within your browser window.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Any element not enclosed by another element is a(n) ______________________ of the browser window.

Accepted Answer

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

Question 19

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

Accepted Answer

A) 0 
B) -1 
C) 1 
D) null 
A) 0 
B) -1 
C) 1 
D) null

Question 20

Web page rosters are like sheets of clear acetate with writing or images on them.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

DHTML positioning and sizing features open doors to many possibilities for Web page enhancements.

By changing a graphic's resolution slightly at regular intervals, you can animate it with DHTML.

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

Explain what is meant by stacking screen elements and how this is useful.

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

You can use ______________________ positioning to specify the coordinates of an element relative to its parent element.

Like absolute positioning, relative positioning leaves an element in the document flow.

______________________ positioning is useful when you want your document to always display an element before or after other elements.

The ____ feature allows you to create many text effects that are difficult to create with HTML alone.

____ places elements more predictably than HTML when users view pages in different screen resolutions.

Fixing a position absolutely means using fixed ______________________ on a user's screen.

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

You can use the float property to display text at the side of the main text flow in a box called a(n) ______________________.

DHTML style properties also allow you to specify an element's dimensions using the height and width properties.

To control the order in which each of a number of layers stacks on a page, you can specify the element's ____-index property.

To create a layer you use a with an id property.

The overflow property allows you to create the equivalent of an independent frame anywhere within your browser window.

Any element not enclosed by another element is a(n) ______________________ of the browser window.

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

Web page rosters are like sheets of clear acetate with writing or images on them.

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

DHTML positioning and sizing features open doors to many possibilities for Web page enhancements.

By changing a graphic's resolution slightly at regular intervals, you can animate it with DHTML.

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

Explain what is meant by stacking screen elements and how this is useful.

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

You can use ______________________ positioning to specify the coordinates of an element relative to its parent element.

Like absolute positioning, relative positioning leaves an element in the document flow.

______________________ positioning is useful when you want your document to always display an element before or after other elements.

The ____ feature allows you to create many text effects that are difficult to create with HTML alone.

____ places elements more predictably than HTML when users view pages in different screen resolutions.

Fixing a position absolutely means using fixed ______________________ on a user's screen.

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

You can use the float property to display text at the side of the main text flow in a box called a(n) ______________________.

DHTML style properties also allow you to specify an element's dimensions using the height and width properties.

To control the order in which each of a number of layers stacks on a page, you can specify the element's ____-index property.

To create a layer you use a with an id property.

The overflow property allows you to create the equivalent of an independent frame anywhere within your browser window.

Any element not enclosed by another element is a(n) ______________________ of the browser window.

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

Web page rosters are like sheets of clear acetate with writing or images on them.

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