Case 6-2 Leon Recently Started to Use CSS Positioning Properties to Position

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Case 6-2
Leon recently started to use CSS positioning properties to position his Web page elements and has been very frustrated.He asked his cousin James to give him some examples and general information that will help him better understand what to do.
-Which of the following is NOT a true statement James can make to Leon?

• A) The left property with a positive value positions an element a certain distance from the left edge of the screen.
• B) The top property with a positive value positions an element a certain distance from the top edge of the screen.
• C) The bottom property with a negative value will move an element down the screen.
• D) The right property with a negative value will move an element to the left.

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Definitions:

Monocular Cues

Visual information that allows perception of depth and spatial relationships using only one eye.

Interposition

A visual cue in which one object partly covering another is perceived as being closer.

Distance

The amount of space between two points, which can be measured in various units and can also refer to an emotional separation between people.

Relative Height

The measurement or perception of height in relation to surrounding objects or figures, often used in visual arts or psychological studies.