True/False
Indicate whether the
statement is true or false.
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The <p> and <div> tags are considered block elements.
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2.
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The <span> tag is considered an inline element.
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Absolute positioning is the default positioning approach used by CSS, so if you
don’t specify the positions of a style rule, it will default to absolute positioning.
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Relative positioning allows you to set the exact position of HTML content on a
page.
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As with most things in life, with freedom comes responsibility.
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If elements of a web page overlap, you can use the z-index to determine
which element is on top and which element is on bottom. Elements with higher z-index values
will appear on top of elements with lower z-index values.
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The type of positioning used by a particular style rule is determined by the
position property, which is capable of having one of the following two values: relative or
absolute.
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After specifying the type of positioning for a style rule, you can then provide
the specific position using the following properties:
left
right
top
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Using relative positioning in a div style rule it is possible to overlap several
elements. That is, if you have more than one div style you can have one overlap the
other.
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Although the name z-index might sound a little strange, it refers to the notion
of a third dimension (Z) that points into the computer screen, in addition to the two dimensions (X
and Y) that go across and down the screen.
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Regardless of the z-index value you set for a style rule, an element displayed
with the rule will always appear on top of its parent.
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Style sheet margins allow you to add empty space around the inside of the
rectangular area for an element on a web page.
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If you want to set all the margins (top, right, bottom, left) for a style rule,
you’ll probably want to simplify the code and use the margin property, instead of margin-top,
margin-right, margin-bottom, and margin-left.
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Similar to margins, padding is used to add extra space to elements.
However, padding differs from margins in that padding adds space outside the rectangular area of an
element as apposed to inside it.
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Using the following example of setting padding to a rectangular area would cause
the area to have 12px and 8px padding respectively on the top and right sides of the area
only.
padding: 12px 8px;
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The text-align property aligns an element horizontally with its bounding area,
and it can be set to left, right, center, or justify.
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The float property is used to control how text flows around an element. It
can be set to either top or bottom.
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Matching
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Following are the acceptable values for use with the vertical-align
property. Match them with the correct description from below. a. | top | e. | baseline | b. | middle | f. | text-bottom | c. | bottom | g. | sub | d. | text-top | h. | super |
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Aligns an element as a subscript of its parent.
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Aligns the middle of an element with the middle of its parent.
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Aligns the top of an element with the top of its parent.
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Aligns the top of an element with the current line.
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Aligns the bottom of an element with the bottom of its parent.
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Aligns an element as a superscript of its parent.
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Aligns the baseline of an element with the baseline of its parent.
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Aligns the bottom of an element with the current line.
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