Web I - Tutorial 3 Review

One can prevent browsers from displaying an element by setting its display property to inline.

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Web page layouts fall into three general categories: fixed, fluid, and elastic.

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Users find it easier to scan content when page elements are aligned vertically and horizontally.

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To specify a different stacking order for elements, the clip property can be used.

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If a container has been placed within absolute or relative positioning, then any object nested within it can be placed with absolute positioning.

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New content can be easily placed within a grid in a way that is consistent with previously entered information.

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Setting the display style to none hides an element but does not remove it from the page flow.

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A value of auto for the overflow property instructs browsers to increase the height of an element to fit the overflow content.

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The display property inherits the display property of a child element.

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One challenge of layout is that the document will be viewed on many different devices with the same screen resolution.

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