Index_P

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P

<p> element. See paragraph (<p>) element

padding, 21, 22, 23, 41–42, 43, 53, 59

padding-top value, 208

page layouts, 224

paged media, 154

paragraph (<p>) element

and headings, 17

indenting paragraphs, 200–201

using with forms, 66, 75, 77

paragraph indentation, 200–201

PDAs (Personal Digital Assistants), 4

Phark Method, 209–210

phrase elements, 81–93

<abbr> and <acronym>, 90–91

<cite> element, 87–89

<code> element, 92

<em> element, 82–84

<kbd> element, 93

<samp> element, 92

<strong> element, 82–83

<var> element, 92–93

bold and/or italic, 84–87

list of, 87

overview, 81–82

pixel location, 9

pixel width, 73

point values, 158

position: absolute, 178, 220

positioning, 176–182

column space, 177

footers, 178–180

header height, 177

sidebars, 178

three-column layout, 180–182

positive letter-spacing, 195–196

presentational vs. structural markup, 82

preview option, 160

"Print Different" article, 161

print styles, 153–163

@media rule or @import rule, 155–156

building print style sheets, 157–162

appearance, 160–162

exposing links, 159

hiding unnecessary elements, 158–159

link text, 160

point values, 158

print preview, 160

media attribute, 155

media types, 154–155

multiple values, 156

overview, 153–154

separating screen and print styles, 157

print value, 157

print.css file, 157

projection media type, 154

publications about Web standards solutions, 234–236

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