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Like a table, a(n) ____ is a container that holds other types of content. |
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x-, y-, and z-coordinate system |
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Absolute positioning is possible because elements are positioned using a standard ____. |
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____ gives Web page developers the capability of precisely positioning objects on a Web page. |
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With DHTML, you can ____. |
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____ ignores element code and displays the content in the normal flow of the page, with no absolute positioning. |
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____ has a difficult time with AP elements and often displays them incorrectly |
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Element names must start with a(n) ____. |
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____ often is used to group elements together |
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The default unit for position and size is ____. |
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Most browsers default to the ____ when no visibility is specified |
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The ____ determines the stacking order of elements. |
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The ____ property works only with the div and span tags and controls how elements appear in a browser when the content exceeds the element’s specified size. |
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The clip attribute defines the coordinate space of an element from the ____ corner of the element |
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If the AP element borders do not display in the Document window, they can be turned on through the Visual Aids submenu accessed through the ____ menu. |
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The code marker is a small ____. |
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Anchor points for AP elements check box |
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For the code marker to display, the ____ must be selected through the Invisible Elements category in the Preferences dialog box. |
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To create a nested element, draw the element inside an existing element while holding down the ____ key. |
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A nested element is also called a ____. |
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float on top of eachother |
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Elements that ____ have a stacking order |
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The code for ____ is stored as part of the Web page HTML code. |
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A Web site developer can create a(n) ____ on an image map that a user clicks to cause an action to occur |
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____ is a hotspot tool available in Dreamweaver |
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Click the _____ Hotspot Tool to close a polygon shape made with the Polygon Hotspot Tool |
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____ is the default action selected through the Behaviors panel |
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As shown in the accompanying figure, a(n) ____ bar is a set of interactive buttons that the Web site visitor uses as links to other Web pages, Web sites, or frames. |
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Anything you can put in an HTML document, you also can put in an AP element. |
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AP elements can be stacked on top of one another but cannot be placed side-by-side or overlapped |
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The z-coordinate, or z-index, determines an element's stacking order when more than one element is added to a page. |
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Absolute Positioning is a component of DHTML |
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An advantage of using AP elements is that even older browsers support them. |
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When you insert an AP element into a Web page and the element is selected, Dreamweaver displays the AP Div Property inspector. |
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The CSS-Element ID property assigns a unique name to identify an element in the AP Elements panel and in JavaScript code. |
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A parent element is an element whose code is contained in another element. |
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In Design view, if the content of an element exceeds the specified size, the bottom edge of the element stretches to accommodate the content. |
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When an element appears in a browser, the bottom edge does not stretch unless the Overflow property is set to visible |
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The BG Color property specifies a background image for an element |
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The Class property lets you apply CSS rules to a selected object |
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The auto option of the Overflow property specifies that a browser should add scroll bars to a given element whether or not they are needed. |
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The Clip property defines the hidden area of an element |
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Using the rulers as a drawing guideline is easy to manage if done from the default 0 point. |
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When you insert an AP element, a code marker appears in the Document window |
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When the Invisible Elements option is turned on, the markers may cause the elements on the page in the Document window to appear to shift position. |
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Dragging or moving the AP element marker always repositions an element and affects the way a Web page displays the element in a browser |
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Dragging the element marker into a table cell on a Web page can cause display problems in some browsers. |
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You can use the AP Elements panel to prevent overlaps, change the visibility of elements, nest or stack elements, and select one or more elements |
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A closed-eye icon indicates that an element has been deleted |
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An open-eye icon indicates that an element is hidden. |
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Clicking an element name in the AP Elements panel is one way to select an element. |
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On the AP Elements panel, nested elements are displayed as indented names connected to parent elements. |
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When the Prevent overlaps option is on, an element cannot be created in front of, moved or resized over, or nested within an existing element |
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AP elements can hold images and other elements, but no other kinds of objects |
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Images cannot be inserted onto elements through the Insert menu |
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A parent element is similar in concept to a nested table or a nested frame |
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A nested element can be displayed anywhere on a Web page. |
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A nested element does not have to touch the parent element |
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Elements that float on top of each other have a stacking order |
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The z-index of elements is determined by the order in which they are created |
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Four different methods are available through the AP Elements panel to change the z-index for an element and set which element appears in front of or behind another element. |
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One option for selecting an element is clicking the element’s selection handle. |
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One option for selecting an element is clicking the element's border |
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It is not possible to select an element by pressing CTRL+SHIFT+CLICK. |
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When elements are stacked, the easiest way to select an element is to click the name in the AP Elements panel. |
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A hotspot is an image that has one or more image maps placed on top of it. |
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You can create a hotspot on an image map to link to different parts of the same Web page. |
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Two types of image maps exist: server-side and data-side. |
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Two types of image maps exist: server-side and data-side. |
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You can add either client-side image maps or server-side image maps to the same document in Dreamweaver, but not both. |
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When a visitor to a Web page clicks a hotspot in a server-side image map, the browser transfers data to a program running on a Web server for processing. |
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A Web browser interprets code for client-side maps |
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When you create an image map and add a hotspot, you are creating an area that is clickable on the image |
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The Pointer Hotspot Tool closes a polygon-shaped hotspot |
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When an image is selected, the Property inspector for hotspots is displayed |
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