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Question 30 of 30 for our Web Developer Mock Interview

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Question 30 of 30

What are the possible values for the display attributes that are supported by all browsers?

"There are several display property values for each element in a CSS layout. These define how the element will appear on the web page. Values include div, default, p, and section. The default display value for most elements is either block or inline."

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  • 30. What are the possible values for the display attributes that are supported by all browsers?

      How to Answer

      This is another technical question which the interviewer is using to determine your qualifications for this job. You can anticipate that most of the questions you will be asked in an interview for a web developer position will be technical. The best way to prepare for this is to read these questions aloud and then answer them using your own language, again out loud. This will help you build muscle memory and prepare you to answer these questions when asked by the interviewer.

      Written by William Swansen on August 5th, 2021

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      "There are several display property values for each element in a CSS layout. These define how the element will appear on the web page. Values include div, default, p, and section. The default display value for most elements is either block or inline."

      Written by William Swansen on August 5th, 2021

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      "While many values dictate how an element is displayed on a web page, the default display values are block or inline. Other possible values include div, p, and section. All the HTML tags are displayed and aligned out of the box except for these last elements, which are set as block by the browser."

      Written by William Swansen on August 5th, 2021