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| Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) | Also known as styles; commonly used to maintain consistancy in a website. |
| deprecated | Refers to tags or attributes that were removed in HTML. |
| div element | Content that you can place anywhere on a web page; may alse be layered on one another. |
| fixed layout | Sets values in pixels for any columns and the overall width and its centered in the browser window; size will not change and may result in horizontal scrolling. |
| flowchart | A visual video file format, used to deliver video over the Internet using Flash Player. |
| horizontal rule | A line that can be customized on a web page. |
| library object | Reusable assets that are maintained in the Assets panel in the library category. |
| liquid layout | Sets the values using percentages for any columns and the overall width; the percentage is determined by the user's browser windo. |
| scope creep | Refers to changes in requirements of a project as the project is being constructed; a problem that can arise during development. |
| storyboard | In Dreamweaver, the information from a flowchart and wireframe that provides detail for each page in a website by breaking down the plans for a site into managable pieces; each square has a layout that represents the page and the content it will include. In Flash, used map out the various scenes or actions that will take place when creating rich media content. |
| template | A master page used to create multiple pages from the same layout; elements common to all pages in the template can be modified, and the change occurs globally to all pages attached to that template. |
