Question 1

You can create complex layouts such as those that superimpose words in different colors or that overlap parts of images.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

You can also position elements using ____ coordinates.

Accepted Answer

A) left and bottom 
B) right and bottom 
C) top and left 
D) top and right 
A) left and bottom 
B) right and bottom 
C) top and left 
D) top and right

Question 3

Describe what you can control using CSSP.

Accepted Answer

• Columns Many Web page designers have c

Question 4

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

Accepted Answer

A) indices 
B) grids 
C) tables 
D) sorting fields 
A) indices 
B) grids 
C) tables 
D) sorting fields

Question 5

Match between columns
                        Premises: You can size an element relative to this by using percentages
The default z-index for all absolutely positioned elements
Used in front of a style name to indicate that the style is for an element with an ID
Another name for dynamic positioning
Text box removed from the main text flow
Positioning that is useful when you want your document to always display an element before another element
Setting width as a percentage of the page prevents the browser from presenting the page with a disproportionate amount of this
You can format text elements to be this, using ... tags as containers
Used by standard HTML to display text in columns rather than in a single block
A transparent, virtual page that can overlap other page elements
Positioning that combines scripting with style sheet positioning to adjust the position of a selected element based on the coordinates of the mouse pointer
By changing these at regular intervals, you can animate a graphic with DHTML
Property used to create the scroll bar effect
Positioning in which the left and top coordinates of an element are specified
CSSP's ability to overlap screen elements allows you to add these over graphics
What it is called when older and newer browsers are able to render your layout
Property used to determine a layer's position in a stack
Use this attribute to specify positioning using CSSP
The number of pixels visible on a user's screen varies depending on this
Allows you to position elements absolutely or relatively

Accepted Answer

The Answer of cross-browser support and overflow and passive white is...

Question 6

Because a(n) ____ positioned element can appear anywhere on a Web page, including the space occupied by other elements, browsers do not format pages containing these elements as they format standard HTML pages.

Accepted Answer

A) relatively 
B) negative 
C) absolutely 
D) positive 
A) relatively 
B) negative 
C) absolutely 
D) positive

Question 7

Text flow may vary from screen to screen, depending on their bit depths.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Elements in the document window appear larger or smaller based on screen ____.

Accepted Answer

A) bit depth 
B) parameters 
C) resolution 
D) dimensionality 
A) bit depth 
B) parameters 
C) resolution 
D) dimensionality

Question 9

By setting a sidebar's width as a percentage rather than in fixed ____ you can allow a sidebar to adjust to eh size of the page.

Accepted Answer

A) picas 
B) points 
C) pixels 
D) inches 
A) picas 
B) points 
C) pixels 
D) inches

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 active white space.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

You can create complex layouts such as those that superimpose words in different colors or that overlap parts of images.

You can also position elements using ____ coordinates.

Describe what you can control using CSSP.

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

Because a(n) ____ positioned element can appear anywhere on a Web page, including the space occupied by other elements, browsers do not format pages containing these elements as they format standard HTML pages.

Text flow may vary from screen to screen, depending on their bit depths.

Elements in the document window appear larger or smaller based on screen ____.

By setting a sidebar's width as a percentage rather than in fixed ____ you can allow a sidebar to adjust to eh size of the page.

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

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

You can create complex layouts such as those that superimpose words in different colors or that overlap parts of images.

You can also position elements using ____ coordinates.

Describe what you can control using CSSP.

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

Because a(n) ____ positioned element can appear anywhere on a Web page, including the space occupied by other elements, browsers do not format pages containing these elements as they format standard HTML pages.

Text flow may vary from screen to screen, depending on their bit depths.

Elements in the document window appear larger or smaller based on screen ____.

By setting a sidebar's width as a percentage rather than in fixed ____ you can allow a sidebar to adjust to eh size of the page.

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

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