New Perspectives on HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript
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Chapter 5, Problem 14CP2
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To create a style rule that hide the display of the ul element within the horizontal navigation list in the wc_styles.css file.
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To create a style rule that changes the display property of the ul element to block if the user hovers over the navicon hypertext link or hovers over the unordered list within the horizontal navigation list in the wc_styles.css file.
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