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  • Sandeep Singh
    Sandeep Singh
    3,582 Points

    hello, i want to ask about float property and how it works ......thanks

    Posted July 15, 2017 2:29pm by Sandeep Singh
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  • Rasmus Boll
    Rasmus Boll
    4,371 Points

    Already know the correct answer, but can someone explain it

    Posted May 7, 2017 10:27am by Rasmus Boll
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  • Austin Johnston
    Austin Johnston
    3,927 Points

    how do i prevent my caption length from messing with my formatting?

    Posted November 28, 2016 12:23am by Austin Johnston
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  • Shreyans Jain
    Shreyans Jain
    1,752 Points

    Say we have two floated list items with a width of 45% each. Which of the following declarations, if applied to the list

    Posted October 6, 2016 11:30am by Shreyans Jain
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  • Gena Israel
    Gena Israel
    2,047 Points

    can someone explain this question: Say we have two floated list items with a width of 45% each. Which of the following

    Posted October 5, 2016 10:58pm by Gena Israel
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  • John Doe
    John Doe
    4,003 Points

    Gallery doesn't center correctly

    Posted August 31, 2016 12:25pm by John Doe
    John Doe
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  • Ivan Poblete
    Ivan Poblete
    1,149 Points

    Header goes below dark green navigation bar.

    Posted July 14, 2016 1:14am by Ivan Poblete
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  • eunjee yang
    eunjee yang
    1,434 Points

    Say we have two floated list items with a width of 45% each. Which of the following declarations, if applied to the list

    Posted July 6, 2016 12:45pm by eunjee yang
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    1,434 Points
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  • eunjee yang
    eunjee yang
    1,434 Points

    both: clear

    Posted July 6, 2016 12:40pm by eunjee yang
    eunjee yang
    1,434 Points
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  • Jay Pirom
    Jay Pirom
    3,707 Points

    What is parent element?

    Posted July 5, 2016 4:48pm by Jay Pirom
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  • candice liu
    candice liu
    1,072 Points

    i forgot this answer. can someone tell me?

    Posted May 6, 2016 4:28am by candice liu
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  • Kistal Gordon
    Kistal Gordon
    2,009 Points

    I tried to make the twitter and facebook logo smaller by using the class: 'social-icon' but it didn't work.

    Posted February 23, 2016 3:04am by Kistal Gordon
    Kistal Gordon
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  • Srivalli Vajjha
    Srivalli Vajjha
    5,061 Points

    clear:both what does it mean ?

    Posted January 27, 2016 4:13pm by Srivalli Vajjha
    Srivalli Vajjha
    5,061 Points
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  • jawhara oukhija
    jawhara oukhija
    422 Points

    Deleted my css file

    Posted June 15, 2015 7:06pm by jawhara oukhija
    jawhara oukhija
    422 Points
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  • Tommy Wingo
    Tommy Wingo
    3,493 Points

    It looks like question 3 of 5 could use some tweaking to allow correct answers for both "inline" and "inline-block".

    Posted December 10, 2014 2:07pm by Tommy Wingo
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  • Nino Mollaneda Nino Mollaneda
    Nino Mollaneda Nino Mollaneda
    1,222 Points

    In question 2, I think that display: inline; is a valid answer to the question but it marked me wrong.

    Posted September 3, 2014 11:32am by Nino Mollaneda Nino Mollaneda
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  • Marco Morales
    Marco Morales
    6,833 Points

    Should "Which of the following CSS declarations will allow list items to appear horizontally?" have 2 possible answers?

    Posted August 1, 2014 8:19pm by Marco Morales
    Marco Morales
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  • James Andrews
    James Andrews
    7,245 Points

    This quiz incorrectly marks a correct answer as incorrect.

    Posted July 23, 2014 3:34am by James Andrews
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  • Xiao Wang
    Xiao Wang
    1,519 Points

    page styling difference between ul, li and a

    Posted June 13, 2014 4:05pm by Xiao Wang
    Xiao Wang
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