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| Div Tags | An HTML tag that is used to format and postition Web page elements. |
| AP Div Tags | A div tag that is assigned a fixed postion on a page. |
| AP Element Panel | The panel used to control the properties of all AP elements on a Web page. |
| JavaScript Behaviors | Code that adds dynamic content, such as rollovers or interactive forms, to a Web page. |
| Dynamic Content | Content that the user can change by interacting with content on the screen. |
| Framesets | A document that contains the instructions that tell a browser how to lay out a set of frames showing multiple individual documents on a page. |
| Elastic Layout | A CSS layout that uses columns expressed in "ems" |
| Fixed Layout | A CSS layout that uses columns expressed in pixels that will not change sizes when viewed in different window sizes. |
| Liquid Layout | A CSS layout that uses columns expressed as percents based on the browser window width, so they will change sizes according to the window size. |
| Hybrid Layout | A CSS layout where the main column is expressed as liquid and the side columns as elestic. |
| CSS Layout Box Model | A way to view layout blocks in Design view with the padding and margins of a selected layout visible. |
| Browser Compatibility Check (BCC) | A feature on the Adobe Web site that is used to check for problematic CSS issues. |
| CSS Advisor | A part of the Adobe Web site that offers solutions for problems with CSS. |
| Nested AP Elements | An AP element whose HTML code resides inside another AP div tag. |
| Relative Positioning | The placing of div tags in relation to other Web page elements. |
| Timeline | A JavaScript feature that will cause an AP element to appear to move along a path, or change size, visibility, or position. |
| Behavior | A preset piece of JavaScript code that can be attached to page elements. |
| Action | A response to an event trigger that causes a change after a button is clicked, such as text changing color or a form being processed. |
| Event | A reaction to an action that causes a behavior to start. |
| Left Property (L) | The distance between the left edge of the AP element and the left edge of the page or parent AP element that contains it. |
| Top Property (T) | The distance between the top edge of the AP element and the top edge of the page or AP element that contains it. |
| Width Property (W) | The width of an AP element either in pixels or as a percentage of the page. |
| Height Property (H) | The height of an AP element expressed either in pixels or as a percentage of the page. |
| Fold Line | The line on a newspaper where the newspaper is folded. The most important information goes above the fold line. |
| Z-Index Property | The property used to specify the vertical stacking order of multiple AP elements on a page. |
