Overflow visible, scroll, hidden, or auto An indication of how text or images larger than
the AP element should be handled.
T (Top) Any integer measurement in pixels, The distance measured from the origin point on
centimeters, millimeters, inches, points, the top.
percentage, ems, or picas
Tag span or div Type of HTML tag to use for the AP element.
Vis (Visibility) default, inherit, visible, or An indication of whether an AP element is
hidden displayed. If visibility is set to inherit, the AP
element takes on the characteristic of the
parent AP element.
W (Width) Any integer measurement in pixels, The horizontal measurement of the AP element.
centimeters, millimeters, inches, points,
percentage, ems, or picas
Z-Index Any integer Stacking order of the AP element relative to
other AP elements on the Web page. Higher
numbers are closer to the top.
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Name
Names are important when working with AP elements. So you can refer to them properly for both CSS and
JavaScript purposes, each AP element must have a unique ID attribute, unique among the AP elements and
unique among every other object on the Web page. Dreamweaver automatically names each AP element as
it is created in sequence: apDiv1, apDiv2, and so forth.
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