Exam 3: Working With Templates and Styles

In its most general form, a template is a model for creating a new version of an existing document, based on layout and content of the model.

The ____________________ are where you include the content and images specific to each page.

A site created with ____ provides visitors with familiar page layout and navigation tools.

_____________________ a word selects the word and the space after it for editing or deletion.

Pressing the ____ key deletes one character at a time to the right of the insertion point.

You can click the ____ command on the New submenu and then click the Folder command to create a new folder like the one shown in the accompanying figure.

In a Web page created using an Expression Web template, the layout and formatting are saved to ____.

When you add or edit a style, the ____________________ opens and needs to be saved along with the page that you are modifying.

If you use Internet Explorer or another file management program to delete or rename Web page files or folders, you risk creating errors.

To edit master page information, such as the Web site title, you must edit the ____ page.

When style conflicts arise, a(n) ____ has first priority.

The Find command is located on the ____ menu.

Deleting an HTML page also deletes the folders and embedded files related to the page.

Briefly discuss the guidelines for choosing a Web site template.

To create multiple lines of text within the same paragraph, press the ____________________ keys to insert a line break.

As you make edits to the master page, the changes are immediately applied to the other affected pages.

You create styles in the Modify Styles dialog box.

Within a site, folders and filenames can contain spaces.