Exam 12: Getting Started With Bootstrap

Which color in Bootstrap is used to indicate danger?

Which term is used for attributes that address accessibility for webpage content?

You can apply class selector style rules by adding them as an attribute to HTML elements. 

The navbar-expand class is followed by -sm, -md, -lg, or -xl to set the size of the _____ navbar.

You can create media queries with the same breakpoints used for Bootstrap media queries within your custom style sheet in order to style certain elements for specific viewports.

Jumbotrons are commonly used for hero content located in the webpage footer.

Sass stands for Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets.

Identify an open-source content management system (CMS) distributed under the GNU General Public License.

Using jQuery, you can select HTML page elements and then use jQuery methods to perform some type of action, such as show or hide. 

Using an "@" symbol for the href value when a page does not yet exist allows you to click a link without receiving an error that the page could not be found.

A web _____  is a development tool  that provides a standard foundation on which to build a website and simplifies the coding process by providing access to predefined style sheets and script files. 

For whom is Joomla, the open-source CMS, most ideal? 

Bootstrap is a popular, mobile-first, _____, responsive design web framework.

Which content application compiles the changes made by a webpage author and writes the underlying code?

A CDN is a network of servers that provides web content based on the user's _____.

Briefly discuss WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal, three of the most popular content management systems.

Identify the correct code for an HTML 5 nav tag with a class attribute that uses the navbar and navbar-expand-sm values.

Nearly 75% of all websites use WordPress.

Recently, content management systems (CMSs) have become less popular with large, enterprise businesses. 

Explain the purpose of using Bootstrap, the responsive design web framework.