This is a paragraph that I am typing for lesson 5 of assignment 9 in my cyber-class at Grandville High School. This class is a semester class, and is entirely web-based. The reason that I am typing this is not just to ramble on and on about nothing, but rather is to come up with an example of a paragraph to use for this lesson when I will be demonstrating the use of specific CSS tags. I believe that this should now be a long enough paragraph to use for my examples. Thank you for reading.
This is a paragraph that I am typing for lesson 5 of assignment 9 in my cyber-class at Grandville High School. This class is a semester class, and is entirely web-based. The reason that I am typing this is not just to ramble on and on about nothing, but rather is to come up with an example of a paragraph to use for this lesson when I will be demonstrating the use of specific CSS tags. I believe that this should now be a long enough paragraph to use for my examples. Thank you for reading.
ababThis is a paragraph that I am typing for lesson 5 of assignment 9 in my cyber-class at Grandville High School. This class is a semester class, and is entirely web-based. The reason that I am typing this is not just to ramble on and on about nothing, but rather is to come up with an example of a paragraph to use for this lesson when I will be demonstrating the use of specific CSS tags. I believe that this should now be a long enough paragraph to use for my examples. Thank you for reading.
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1.The lesson talks about how stylesheets make positioning elements more precise and specific.
2.They are properties that tell how far the element is from the edge of the window.
3.pixels, points, ems, and inches
4.There are no limits
5.The position is determined in comparison to the window's edges.
6.The element is positioned relative to where its default position would be.
7.Relative is useful if you want to just move the element a little from where it would normally be at. Absolute is more useful if you want to position something far from where it would typically be.
8.It restores the positioning values to default, ignoring inherited values.
9.The property controls how far the text flows, how wide the box that contains the element should be.
10.Height controls how far the element can go vetically.
11.The width property works only on absolutely positioned elements.
12.It depends on what value is set for overflow.
13. ---visible � all the content will be displayed, even if it goes outside the declared boundaries of the box.
---hidden � the browser clips off whatever content goes "over the line." That is, it won't display part of the content.
---auto � the content will be clipped, but this time the browser will display a scrollbar if it's needed, so the user can get to the rest of the content.
---scroll � the content will be clipped, but this time the browser will always display a scrollbar, even if it's not required.
14.It determines whether the element is displayed or not.
15.
---visible makes the element visible.
---hidden makes the element invisible.
---inherit means it will inherit its visibility from its parent element.
16.It makes it so you can control exactly which parts of an element are visible and which are invisible.
17.It means that the element is to be cut in a rectangle.
18.It means that no clipping will occur.
19.When you position multiple elements and they overlap, z-index specifies which one should appear on top.
20.The one with the highest z-index value appears on top.