Lesson 6

Question 1

Content Container

Answer 1

Are areas which content is flowed.

Question 2

Content Source

Answer 2

May be one or more blocks of text in the same or separate HTML document that holds the content you want to flow through a layout.

Question 3

CSS Exclusions

Answer 3

Enable you to completely wrap text around images, shapes, and containers of text.

Question 4

CSS Regions

Answer 4

Are defined areas (regions) of an HTML document where content can flow.

Question 5

Flow-from

Answer 5

CSS property creates the content container, which is a CSS Region.

Question 6

Flow-into

Answer 6

Value is “main”, which is the named flow. Because the content will actually appear in another place (in the content containers), this source element itself will not be displayed on the HTML page.

Question 7

Hyphenation

Answer 7

Is the process of connecting two words with a hyphen mark (-) or breaking words between syllables at the end of a line.

Question 8

iframe

Answer 8

Which are like mini boxes on a Web page that contain external content embedded in an HTML document, as the content flows.

Question 9

Multi-Column Layout

Answer 9

Which are like mini boxes on a Web page that contain external content embedded in an HTML document, as the content flows.

Question 10

Named Flow

Answer 10

Within the content source, the element that contains the content to be flowed is assigned the flow-into CSS property.

Question 11

Positioned Float

Answer 11

Is a CSS construct that enables you to position images, text, and boxes anywhere in an HTML document and then wrap text completely around these elements.