Chapter 6

Question 1

What is Adobe indesign product?

Answer 1

Adobe’s InDesign product is one of the industry’s leading software applications used to control the flow of content for print-based publications such as newspapers, magazines and books

Question 2

What is CSS regions?

Answer 2

CSS Regions, also called content containers, are the elements in the HTML document that content can flow through

Question 3

What is:
Content source
named flow
flow-from

Answer 3

HTML element that will hold the text or content to be displayed is called the content source.

The value for the flow-into property is a name that you would like to use to identify your content, which is called the named flow.

Elements that you want content to flow through should be assigned the flow-from property and must also have the same named flow value.

Question 4

What is region-fragment property?

Answer 4

The region-fragment property should be used to control the behavior of the last region

region-fragment:break;

Question 5

What is a overflow property?

Answer 5

the overflow property should be used to control the overflow in coordination with the region-fragment property.

overflow:visible;

Question 6

What is multi-column layout?

Answer 6

Multi-column layout is an easy way to format content into multiple columns with very little markup and works well with large amounts of text that you want to flow into the display similar to a newspaper or magazine.

Question 7

What property is inserted to have multi-column?

Answer 7

column-count:3; the text will breakup into three columns.

Question 8

What is CSS3 hyphenation?

Answer 8

Hyphenation can be used to improve the layout of text by automatically calculating and adding a hyphen to words that will not fit within an area on the page. Hyphenation of text is controlled using the CSS3 hyphens property.

Question 9

What are the values for hyphens?

Answer 9

auto
none
manual

Question 10

What is css exclusions?

Answer 10

CSS exclusions can be used to force text to wrap around or inside of shapes and images. Figure 6.7 below is a great example of CSS Exclusions and Shapes

Question 11

-ms-wrap-flow?

Answer 11

Gets or sets a value that specifies how exclusions impact inline content within block-level elements.

Question 12

-ms-wrap-margin

Answer 12

Gets or sets a value that is used to offset the inner wrap shape from other shapes.

Question 13

-ms-wrap-through

Answer 13

The -ms-wrap-through property is used to set how the content should wrap around the excluded element