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Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)

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Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)

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A primary language of presentation that provides the formatting and 'look' of a web page or document

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Seeding

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Used to programmatically create entities in the database and control the circumstances under which they are entered

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Document wide

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Type of CSS that includes style in the 'head'

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Global through external documents

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Type of CSS that takes it style from an external CSS document

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Scaffolding

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a meta-programming method of building database-backed software applications. It is a technique supported by some model-view-controller frameworks, in which the programmer may write a specification that describes how the application database may be used

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Migrations

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A method of updating the database schema based on code changes made to model classes

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Synchronization

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A method where two or more operations happen sequentially.

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Fixed

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Positioning where elements are completely independent of everything else on the web page. Regardless of any parents, this position element will always be positioned based on the browser window. when the page is scrolled, the element does not move and is always visible.

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Inline

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Type of CSS that has to be downloaded each time the page is requested. Its used to test or to specify rules that are unlikely to be reused

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Null

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the total absence of a value in a certain field and means that the field value is unknown

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Static

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Default type of positioning when elements don't have a position specifically set. There's not much you can do with a statically positioned element. These elements will stack in a standard one-after-another order. So in your code, whatever comes first will be displayed first, then the next element will be below it, and so on.

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Element selector

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Targets an existing HTML element by writing the name of it in the stylesheet

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Class selector

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Named using a dot prefix.and then referred to in the stylesheet

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Data Annotations

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different flags that you can put on things in order to give them different properties. Used to enforce pre-defined validation rules

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ID selector

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Targets a single element on the page

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Asynchronous

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A method with two or more operations running in different contexts (thread) so that they can run concurrently and do not block each other.

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