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| ___ uses a box model to control how elements are displayed |
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| Boxes consist of the content area and optional _______, ______, and ______. |
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| padding, border, and margin |
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| The _______ area contains the content of the element. |
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| The _______ is used to create visual space around the content area. |
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| The ______ surrounds the padding and content and provides a way to visually separate the content. |
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| The ______ surrounds the border, padding, and content, and allows space to be added between the element and other elements. |
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| Padding, border, and margin are all ________. |
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| An elements's background will show under teh content and the padding, but not under the ______. |
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| _______ and ______ size con be set in pixels or percentages. |
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| ______ width can be set in pixels or by using the keywords thin, medium, and thick. |
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| There are _____ different styles for borders, including solid, dashed, dotted, and ridge. |
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| When setting margins, padding, or the border, CSS provides properties for setting all the sides (___, _____, ______, ____) at once, or it allows them to be set independently. |
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| Use the ____-______ property to add space between lines of text. |
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| You can place an image in the background of an element with the __________-_____ property. |
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| Use the background_________ and background-______ properties to set the posistion and tiling behavior of the background image. |
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| Use the _____ attribute for elements that you want to style together, as a group. |
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| Use the __ attribute to give an element a unique name. You can also use the __ attribute to provide a unique style for an element. |
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| There should only be ___ element in a page with a given id. |
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| You can select elements by their id using the id _ selector; for example _myfavoriteid. |
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| An element can only have one __, but it can belong to many classes. |
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| You can use more than one _____ _____ in your XHTML. |
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| If two style sheets have __________ ________ ___________, the style sheet that is last in the XHTML file will receive preference. |
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| conflicting property definitions |
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| You can target _____ devices such as "print" or "handheld" by using the _____ attribute in your LINK element. |
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