Bullet Image Sets an image to be used as a custom bullet. Enter the path to the image in the text box.
Position Determines whether the list item wraps to an indent (the default) or to the margin.
Positioning options
For many designers, positioning has increased creativity in page layout design. With positioning, you have
exact control over where an element is placed on a page. The positioning attributes are often applied to div
tags to create page layouts without resorting to tables. Figure 7-21 shows the various attributes that provide
this pinpoint control of your page elements. The options are described in Table 7-7.
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FIGURE 7-21
Control over the placement of elements on a page frees the Web designer from the restrictions imposed with HTML
tables and other old-style formats.
TABLE 7-7
CSS Positioning Attributes
Positioning Setting Description
Type Determines whether an element can be positioned absolutely or relatively on a page. The
third option, static, does not enable positioning and renders elements as they would be
positioned with regular HTML.
Width Sets the width of the element.
Height Sets the height of the element.
Visibility Determines whether the element is visible, hidden, or inherits the property from its parent.
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