GSNA · Question #51
You work as a Software Developer for Cinera Softwares Inc. You create a DHTML page that contains ten TextBox controls to get information from the users who use your application. You want all the…
The correct answer is A. Use the position attribute of the Cascading Style Sheet. position attribute of the Cascading Style Sheet. The DHTML page object modal gives access to styles and style sheets. Therefore, you can easily set and change the position of an element. Positioning in DHTML Application", Search "Positioning", "Dynamic HTML"
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You work as a Software Developer for Cinera Softwares Inc. You create a DHTML page that contains ten TextBox controls to get information from the users who use your application. You want all the components placed on the DHTML page to be repositioned dynamically, when a user resizes the browser window. Which of the following will you use for this?
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- AUse the position attribute of the Cascading Style Sheet.
- BUse the OnResize event for the DHTML page object.
- CUse the Resize event of the Document object.
- DUse the OnResize event of the Cascading Style Sheet.
How the community answered
(48 responses)- A79% (38)
- B10% (5)
- C4% (2)
- D6% (3)
Explanation
position attribute of the Cascading Style Sheet. The DHTML page object modal gives access to styles and style sheets. Therefore, you can easily set and change the position of an element. Positioning in DHTML Application", Search "Positioning", "Dynamic HTML"
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