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Reset Style Sheet - ANSWERsupersedes the browser's default styles and provides a
consistent starting point for page design.
Fixed Layout - ANSWERa layout in which the size of the page and the size of the
page elements are fixed, usually using pixels as the unit of measure.
Fluid Layout - ANSWERsets the width of page elements as a percent of the available
screen width
Elastic Layout - ANSWERA layout design in which all measurements are expressed
in em units and based on the default font size used in the page.
Responsive Design - ANSWERHow the web is moving toward. The layout of design
of the page changes in response to the device that is rendering it.
Floating an Element - ANSWERtakes it out of position and places it along the left or
right edge of its parent element.
Fluid Grid - ANSWERColumn widths are expressed in percentages rather than
pixels. This layout is often used to provide more support across different devices.
Framework - ANSWERa software package that provides a library of tools to design
your website.
Drop Cap - ANSWERconsists of an enlarged initial letter in a body of text that drops
down into the text body.
fr unit - ANSWERrepresents the fraction of available space left on the grid after all
other rows or columns have attained their maximum allowable size.
Content Box Model - ANSWERBy default, browsers measure widths using the
context box model in which the width properly only refers to the width of the element
content and any padding or borders constitute added space
Border Box Model - ANSWERCSS also supports the Border Box Model, in which the
width property is based on the sum of the content, padding, and border spaces and
any space taken up by the padding and border is subtracted from space given to the
content.
Container Collapse - ANSWERAs far as the browser is concerned , the container is
empty and thus has no height and no background to color.
Fixed grid - ANSWERthe widths of the columns and margins are specified in pixels,
where every column has a fixed position
