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margins to be auto -- except for the left
margin, which should be 3em :
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 3 columns all dynamic |
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 Menu floating |
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Marketing has decreed that all pages shall use a white background with a thin dark green stripe running down the left edge, black body text in a serif font, and hyperlinks that are a dark green when unvisited and dark gray when visited. Furthermore, document titles must be underlined and use a color similar to the standard navigation buttons found at the top of every page, which are gray text against a dark green background -- the same dark green you are to use for unvisited hyperlinks and the left edge of the browser window. All headings, including document titles, are to use a sans serif font. The rest is left to our discretion.
7.5.3. Padding and Inline Elements
Thereis one major difference between margins and padding when it comes toinline elements. Let's turn things around and talk about leftand right padding first off. Here, if we set values for the left orright padding, they will be visible, as Figure 7-60makes apparent.
B {padding-left: 10px; padding-right: 10px; background: silver;}
Figure 7-60. Padding on an inline element
and the boldfaced text uses TimesBold.5.2.1. How Weights Work
In order to understand how a useragent determines the heaviness, or weight, of a given font variant,not to mention how weight is inherited, it's easiest to startby talking about the keywords 100 through900. These numberkeywords were defined to map to a relatively common feature of font
XML documents may be stored in files or databases. When stored in files, XML documents are simply plain text files with tags (and possibly DTDs). It is very easy to save your XML documents to a text file and pass the text file around to other machines, platforms and programs (as long as they can understand the data). In the worst case scenario, XML documents (files) can be viewed in a text editor on just about any platform.
XML documents are also naturally committed to a database (relational or object) or any other kind of XML document store. There are commercial products available which allow you to save XML documents to an XML storage layer (which is not a database per se), like Datachannel's XStore and ODI's eXcelon. These XML store solutions are quite expensive ($10,000 to $20,000 range).