Exam 4: Laying Out Elements With CSS
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You can help all user agents understand the content of your pages and present it appropriately by using semantic elements to indicate the content of different columns; for instance, ____ for main page content.
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-Referring to the figure above, to achieve the page flow shown on the left, the elements use the default arrangement known as ______.

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When you want to set a common value for all four sides of an element, you can use specific properties with multiple values.
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The CSS property of top can have a value in em, pixels,or percent of the ____.
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____ is the space outside the border between the border and adjacent or parent elements.
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An element with _____ positioning is removed from the normal flow and keeps its position even when the user scrolls.
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You can apply a z-index value only to an element for which you've declared a value for the position property.
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What is the difference between a stack and a layer? How can you use the z-index property to determine stacking order?
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A widely used layout involves columns of text and graphics running parallel to each other down the page.You can create a basic version of this arrangement, known as a ____ layout.
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A margin shorthand property can have up to four values._________________________
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You can control the stacking order of positioned elements by assigning values for the x-index property to each element._________________________
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Pixels are absolute units, which means that they represent a specific length or height that doesn't change.
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-Overlap elements
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A positioned element cannot be moved to positions occupied by other elements.
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The padding, border, and margin properties all create space around the contents of a web page.Of the three properties, margin, is the only one that can be seen in a web browser._________________________
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You can use the position property to create multicolumn layouts that look and behave just like those created with the clear property.
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The location of an absolutely positioned element is calculated based on the closest ancestor element that has a position applied to it.
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-Moves the element relative to its original position but preserves the space reserved for the element in its original position
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Because user agents render HTML documents from top to bottom, it's relatively straightforward to create layouts that stack styled elements ________________.
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-Figure A.shows the Web page at its minimum width which was set using the ____ property.


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