Unit O

Front 1

To create the illusion of a column, designers insert a background image that mimics the color o fthe column in the container div and repeat it vertically.

Back 1

Faux column technique

Front 2

applies the style rule to any list item (li) that appears in the unordered list that is marked with an id of navlist

Back 2

Descendant selector

Front 3

is a short, boxed area of content on a page that provides additional information about a topic.

Back 3

Sidebar

Front 4

determines how the browser should handle content that doesn't fit within the specified size of its containing element.

Back 4

overflow property

Front 5

tells the browser when to display each style sheet and is designated in the HTML code.

Back 5

Media property

Front 6

controls what a page looks like when a visitor prints the page and often contains rules that hide unnecessary images or change the font size and color to a more print-friendly format.

Back 6

Print style sheet

Front 7

Content overflow is visible but appears outside the containing element

Back 7

visible

Front 8

Content overflow is hidden from the visitor

Back 8

hidden

Front 9

Content overflow is hidden, but scrollbars appear to allow visitors to view the content

Back 9

scroll

Front 10

If content overflows, scrollbars appear; if content does not overflow, scrollbars do not appear

Back 10

auto