New Perspectives on HTML and CSS: Brief
New Perspectives on HTML and CSS: Brief
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ISBN: 9781133387268
Author: Patrick M. Carey
Publisher: Cengage Learning US
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Chapter 7, Problem 22CP3

a)

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To create a style rule for all the labels to display them on the left margin, displays the label as a block with a width of 40%, and sets the top/bottom margin to 2 pixels and the left/right margin to 0 pixels in Control Styles section of the wm_forms.css file.

b)

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To create a style rule for all the input and select elements, create a style rule that sets the top/bottom margin to 2 pixels and the left/right margins to 0 pixels in Control Styles section of the wm_forms.css file.

c)

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To create a style rule for all the range slider input elements, a style rule that sets the width to 60% in Control Styles section of the wm_forms.css file.

d)

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To create a style rule for all the selection lists, that displays the selection list as a block floated on theleft and sets the width to 120 pixels in Control Styles section of the wm_forms.css file.

e)

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To create a style rule for all the selection lists, that displays the selection list as a block floated on theleft and sets the width to 120 pixels in Control Styles section of the wm_forms.css file.

f)

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To create a style rule for all the text area boxes, set the font size to 1.5em, the width to 100%, the height to 200 pixels, and the bottom margin to 15 pixels.in Control Styles section of the wm_forms.css file.

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