New Perspectives on HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript
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Author: Patrick M. Carey
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Chapter 4, Problem 13RA
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Touse CSS style rule to set font family in figcaption within the figure.
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Touse CSS style rule to set font style.
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Touse CSS style rule to set padding in figcaption.
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(d)
To use CSS style rule to set text alignment.
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