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What is paged media?

Paged media, unlike continuous media, refers to the media that renders or may render content into more then one page. Mostly this term applies to the printing media type, screen media that...

Page boxes

A page box represents a rectangular region made of two areas; the page area and the margin area....

Page breaks

The page break properties allow us to describe page breaks with the CSS. There are five properties that may be used to define the following page break or breaks. Each of the page breaks sto...

What is a box model?

The CSS layout is based on a model that is called a box model; that is, all HTML elements in a document tree are considered to be boxes, including the textual lines. Each box is made of a c...

Margin properties

The properties margin-top, margin-right, margin-bottom, margin-left and margin are called margin properties and they specify the width of the

Border properties

The border properties define the width of the border area around the box, as well as th...

Padding properties

The properties padding-top, padding-right, padding-bottom, padding-left and padding are called padding properties and they specify the width of the

Introduction to the visual formatting model

The visual formatting model explains how browsers process elements and their relative positions within a document tree for

What is a containing block?

The positions and size of an element is almost always calculated relative to a rectang...

Box generation and display property

There are two main ways of elements appearance in a document tree; that are block-level elements and inline-level elements. Block-level elements are these elements that appear formatted as...