New Perspectives on HTML CSS and XML Comprehensive 4th Edition by Patrick Carey
Tutorial 4: Creating Page Layouts with CSS
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1. Blocks occupy a defined rectangular area within a page.
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2. A few designers create a reset style sheet to define their default styles.
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3. Tiling is when a browser loads a background image, and then repeats the image in both the vertical and horizontal directions until the entire background is filled.
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4.By default a background image moves along with the element content as a user scrolls through the page.
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5.When browsers render an element with multiple backgrounds, the images that are listed last are the first ones loaded.
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6.CSS specifications can be identified through the use of a vendor suffix, which indicates the browser vendor that created and supports the property.
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7.Web page layouts fall into three general categories: fixed, fluid, and elastic.
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8.Users find it easier to scan content when page elements are aligned vertically and horizontally.
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9.A parent element is positioned within its child element in the Web page.
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10.Setting padding is similar to setting margins.
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