C1000-065 · Question #59
When selecting the Layout positioning property for a dashboard, which is the correct option for dashboards that will be presented on different mobile devices?
The correct answer is C. Conditional. Conditional layout positioning is correct for multi-device dashboards because it allows the dashboard to dynamically adapt its component arrangement based on the device or screen size being used - essentially applying different layout rules depending on the viewing context…
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When selecting the Layout positioning property for a dashboard, which is the correct option for dashboards that will be presented on different mobile devices?
Options
- AUnbounded
- BRelative
- CConditional
- DAbsolute
How the community answered
(22 responses)- A5% (1)
- B5% (1)
- C91% (20)
Explanation
Conditional layout positioning is correct for multi-device dashboards because it allows the dashboard to dynamically adapt its component arrangement based on the device or screen size being used - essentially applying different layout rules depending on the viewing context (desktop, tablet, phone).
Unbounded (A) allows components to expand without fixed boundaries, which is useful for large content but does not inherently adapt to mobile screen constraints. Relative (B) positions elements in relation to each other but lacks the device-aware logic needed to restructure a layout across different screen sizes. Absolute (D) locks components to fixed pixel coordinates, making it the worst choice for mobile since the layout will not reflow or scale for smaller screens.
Memory tip: Think "C for Conditional = C for Cross-device" - when you need to handle conditions like "is this a phone or a tablet?", Conditional layout is the one that responds to those device conditions.
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