The correct answer is: B. tab-size
The CSS property tab-size
specifies the length of the space used for the tab character. It is a length value, which can be expressed in any of the following ways:
- A number, followed by a unit of length, such as
1em
or20px
. - A percentage, such as
50%
. - A keyword, such as
normal
orinherit
.
The default value of tab-size
is 4
, which means that a tab character will take up four spaces.
The following example shows how to use the tab-size
property to set the length of the space used for the tab character:
css
p {
tab-size: 2em;
}
In this example, the p
element will use a tab character that is two ems wide.
The size
property is used to specify the font size. It is a length value, which can be expressed in any of the following ways:
- A number, followed by a unit of length, such as
1em
or20px
. - A percentage, such as
50%
. - A keyword, such as
normal
orinherit
.
The default value of size
is 16px
.
The tab-space
property is not a valid CSS property.