maintain any two properties for each of the following questions 1) border
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Under which circumstances is it best to use the shorthand margin value, or a single margin property such as margin-top?
When the shorthand margin, padding, and border-width properties are provided with all four values, in what order are those values applied to the four sides of an element?
If you want to place a rule under the text of each heading in a document, which property would you use?
Which border-style value would you use to give an element an appearance like an interface button?
Yes or no: Will specifying a border around an element will also provide for a gutter around the content of that element, by default?
If you create an element that isn’t as wide as its container, which property/value pair do you need to set to ensure that the element is horizontally centered within its container?
Yes or no: If you place a container element within body and set its width to a value greater than 100%, will the behaviour of the document canvas change?
If an image is too large for its containing element, which property/value pair would you use to ensure that your page layout doesn’t blow out, and why?
If you assign a display value of block to an a (link) element and give that element a reasonable height and width, how does the mouseover behaviour of that link change in screen display media?
Under normal circumstances, a block element expands to fill the width of its container (less margins, borders, and padding). By default, does this behaviour truly change when that element is preceded by a floated element — or merely appear to change?
If you intend to apply a float value to an element, which other property must you also set on that element?
If you wanted to make absolutely sure that an element would always expand to fill the width of its container, which property/value pairs would you set?