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18 Cards in this Set

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absolute positioning
removes an element from its position within the body of a document and places it at a geometric position in the display
block flow
fills as much width as is available
bounding box
a small rectangle that contains all of the letters of a word along with their background
Cascading Style Sheets
language that defines style of HTML elements
class
used to provide structure to a document beyond the meaning HTML builds in with elements
CSS3
version of CSS that corresponds to HTML5
declaration
the style for a specific selector
float positioning
move an element as far as possible to either the left or right
font
a set of characters of a particular size and style
font-family property
declares a specific font or a wider family that includes many different fonts
hidden overflow
makes overflow invisible
inline flow
fills only as much width as required
monospace
a font often used for technical material such as formulas, numbers, codes, etc
rules
the sequence which makes up CSS
sans serif
type styles drawn without serifs like arial
scrolling overflow
a scroll appears when the content has to stay within a box but doesn't fit in that box
selector
In a CSS rule, this is the HTML element you want to style
visible overflow
writes over content that follows it so that all content is visible