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Chapter 7: The Box Model11. How do you resize an image while maintaining the aspect ratio?12. In IE 6 quirks mode and previous versions of IE, what properties of the box model are includedin the measurement specified by the width property?13. What is one method of emulating the min-width property in IE 6?14. How is the min-height property emulated in IE 6?15. What browsers do conditional comments apply to?16. If you wanted both min-width and max-width, what declaration would you use to bring IE 6on board?17. If you wanted to increase the amount of spacing between lines of text, which property wouldyou use?18. What are the four keywords of the overflow property?275
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BeginningCSSCascading Style Sheets
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BeginningCSSCascading Style Sheets
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To my own cousin Ryan WoodIn the wo
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Senior Acquisitions EditorJim Minat
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ContentsImporting Style Sheets 56In
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ContentsAuto Values for width and h
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ContentsControlling Page Breaks 497
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IntroductionCascading style sheets
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Whom Is This Book For?IntroductionT
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IntroductionCSS phenomenon known as
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Source CodeIntroductionAs you work
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Part IThe BasicsChapter 1: Introduc
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Part I: The BasicsThe next section
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Part I: The Basics1. You type a www
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Part I: The BasicsFigure 1-2Install
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Part I: The BasicsThe Gecko Browser
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Part I: The BasicsWriting CSSTo wri
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Part I: The BasicsTry It OutYou can
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2The EssentialsIn Chapter 1 you rec
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Chapter 2: The EssentialsFigure 2-6
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Chapter 2: The EssentialsFigure 2-1
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How It WorksChapter 2: The Essentia
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Try It OutIncluding Content from a
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Chapter 2: The EssentialsUnit Abbre
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Measurements Based on the Height of
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How It WorksChapter 2: The Essentia
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Chapter 2: The EssentialsRGB color
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How to Structure an External CSS Do
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ID SelectorsChapter 3: Selectorsid
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Try It OutDirect Child SelectorExam
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Part I: The BasicsThe CSS in Figure
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Part II: PropertiesFigure 5-17How I
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Part II: PropertiesThe result looks
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Part II: PropertiesHow It WorksIn E
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6FontsChapter 5 presented a variety
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Chapter 6: FontsThe example is pret
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Chapter 6: FontsIn the example in F
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How It WorksIn Example 6-1, you mad
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Chapter 6: FontsFigure 6-5c shows t
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In Figure 6-6c, you can see that Sa
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How It WorksIn Example 6-2 you expe
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Chapter 6: FontsThe result is shown
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Relative Font SizesChapter 6: Fonts
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Chapter 6: FontsFigure 6-13The font
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Chapter 6: FontsThe CSS in Figure 6
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Chapter 6: Fontsbody {font: 16px sa
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Chapter 6: Fonts2. Save the markup
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Chapter 11: PositioningFigure 11-1a
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