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| [a] place elements in a page using [b]. |
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| Block elements [a] from the top down, with a linebreak between elements. |
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| [a] elements [b] inside a block element from the [c] to the [d]. |
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| [a]Inline [b]flow [c] top left [d] bottom right |
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| The top and bottom [a] margins of two block elements in the normal page flow [b] to the size of the larger margins, or to the size of one margin if they are the same size. |
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| [a] elements sit on to of block elements and don't [b] their flow. |
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| [a] elements are taken out of the normal [b] and placed to the left or right. |
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| The [a] property is used to specify that no floated elements can be on the left or right (or both) of a block element. |
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| A floated element must have a specific width set to a value other then [a]. |
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| A [a] layout is one in which the content of the page [b] and it doesn't expand or shrink with the browser window. |
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| A [a] layout is one in which the content of the page [b] to fit the page when you expand the browser window. |
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| A [a] layout is one in which the content width is [b], but the margins [c] and shrink with the browser window. |
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| [a]jello [b]fixed [c]expand |
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| There are [a] values the position property can be set to: [b], [c], [d], and [e]. |
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| [a]four [b]static [c]absolute [d]fixed [e]relative |
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| [a] positioning is the default, and places an element in the [b] flow of the page. |
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| If an absolutely positioned element is nested within another positioned element, then its position is [a] to the containing element that is positioned. |
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| The properties top, right, and left are used to [a] elements for absolute, fixed, and relative positioning. |
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| Absolutely positioned elements can be [a] on top of one another using the [b] property. |
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| [a] position elements are always positioned relative to the browser window and do not move when the page is scrolled. |
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| [a] positioned elements are first flowed into the page as normal, and then offset by the specified amount, leaving empty the space where they would normally sit. |
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| When using [a] positioning, left, right, top, and bottom refer to the amount of offset from the element's position in the normal flow. |
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| The same design can often be achieved using [a] elements or [b] positioned elements. |
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| [a]floating [b]absolutely |
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| [a] provides a [b] solution for [c] layouts and allows elementsto clear floated elements from their sides something that can't be done with absolute positioning. |
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| [a]Float [b]flexible [c]multcolumn |
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