New Perspectives On Html5, Css3, And Javascript, Loose-leaf Version
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Author: Patrick M. Carey
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Chapter 5, Problem 15RA
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(a)
To set the ul elements within vertical navigation list as flexbox in column orientation with wrapping with the height of element as 240 pixels.
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To set the section element with ID left with order value of 99 to place it near the page bottom.
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(c)
To set the body footer an order value of 100 that will put it at the bottom of the page.
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