Question 1

In CSS code,the universal selector is represented as a(n)____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of In CSS code,the universal selector is represented...

Question 2

An id selector can be used to select ____ on the same page.

Accepted Answer

A)  not more than two elements 
B)  only one instance of a particular element 
C)  as many elements as needed 
D)  several elements as class selectors 
A)  not more than two elements 
B)  only one instance of a particular element 
C)  as many elements as needed 
D)  several elements as class selectors

Question 3

Identify the letter of the choice that best matches the phrase or definition.
-The property that moves an element up if its value is positive

Accepted Answer

A) bottom 
B) relative positioning 
C) widget sidebars 
D) aside 
E) header
F)wrapper
G)document flow
H)gutter
I)placeholder text
J)fixed-width
K)broken
L)fluid 
A) bottom 
B) relative positioning 
C) widget sidebars 
D) aside 
E) header
F)wrapper
G)document flow
H)gutter
I)placeholder text
J)fixed-width
K)broken
L)fluid

Question 4

Provide some recommendations for making your code consistent.

Accepted Answer

When creating a style for an id,class,or

Question 5

The ____________________ property value positions an element a certain distance from the left edge of the screen.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The ____________________ property value positions an element...

Question 6

When an element is displayed in the exact specified position,____ positioning is used.

Accepted Answer

A)  default 
B)  relative 
C)  absolute 
D)  center 
A)  default 
B)  relative 
C)  absolute 
D)  center

Question 7

Someone who uses the universal selector habitually could remove the default behavior of an element and forget to restyle it._________________________

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Identify the letter of the choice that best matches the phrase or definition.
-A type of layout in which the column widths don't change when the browser window changes size

Accepted Answer

A) bottom 
B) relative positioning 
C) widget sidebars 
D) aside 
E) header
F)wrapper
G)document flow
H)gutter
I)placeholder text
J)fixed-width
K)broken
L)fluid 
A) bottom 
B) relative positioning 
C) widget sidebars 
D) aside 
E) header
F)wrapper
G)document flow
H)gutter
I)placeholder text
J)fixed-width
K)broken
L)fluid

Question 9

To resolve style conflicts among different types of selectors,CSS uses ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of To resolve style conflicts among different types...

Question 10

The top property with a negative value positions an element below the normal position._________________________

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

When one value is given for padding,the value is applied to ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  all four sides of the box 
B)  the right and left sides of the box only 
C)  the top and bottom sides of the box 
D)  none of the above;it is not possible to only give one value for padding 
A)  all four sides of the box 
B)  the right and left sides of the box only 
C)  the top and bottom sides of the box 
D)  none of the above;it is not possible to only give one value for padding

Question 12

-Which of the following properties creates a 3D shadow effect like the kind in the accompanying figure?

Accepted Answer

A)  3D-shadow 
B)  box-shadow 
C)  drop-shadow 
D)  h-shadow 
A)  3D-shadow 
B)  box-shadow 
C)  drop-shadow 
D)  h-shadow

Question 13

Identify the letter of the choice that best matches the phrase or definition.
-A div element created for formatting purposes that contains one or more elements

Accepted Answer

A) bottom 
B) relative positioning 
C) widget sidebars 
D) aside 
E) header
F)wrapper
G)document flow
H)gutter
I)placeholder text
J)fixed-width
K)broken
L)fluid 
A) bottom 
B) relative positioning 
C) widget sidebars 
D) aside 
E) header
F)wrapper
G)document flow
H)gutter
I)placeholder text
J)fixed-width
K)broken
L)fluid

Question 14

Case 6-2
Leon recently started to use CSS positioning properties to position his Web page elements and has been very frustrated.He asked his cousin James to give him some examples and general information that will help him better understand what to do.
-Which of the following is NOT a true statement James can make to Leon?

Accepted Answer

A)  The left property with a positive value positions an element a certain distance from the left edge of the screen. 
B)  The top property with a positive value positions an element a certain distance from the top edge of the screen. 
C)  The bottom property with a negative value will move an element down the screen. 
D)  The right property with a negative value will move an element to the left. 
A)  The left property with a positive value positions an element a certain distance from the left edge of the screen. 
B)  The top property with a positive value positions an element a certain distance from the top edge of the screen. 
C)  The bottom property with a negative value will move an element down the screen. 
D)  The right property with a negative value will move an element to the left.

Question 15

In the fluid layout,pages and columns are set to a certain width.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

The nav usually contains links to ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  other Web sites 
B)  other content areas within the Web site 
C)  different places in the same page 
D)  any Web page 
A)  other Web sites 
B)  other content areas within the Web site 
C)  different places in the same page 
D)  any Web page

Question 17

With the box-shadow property,the value to place the shadow outside the element is exterior._________________________

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

An id selector can be used to select several elements on a page.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

With the border-radius property,to achieve a wider curve,you use a smaller number of pixels for the value._________________________

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Explain what placeholder text is and why it is used.

Accepted Answer

During the process of designing a Web si

In CSS code,the universal selector is represented as a(n)____________________.

An id selector can be used to select ____ on the same page.

Identify the letter of the choice that best matches the phrase or definition. -The property that moves an element up if its value is positive

Provide some recommendations for making your code consistent.

The ____________________ property value positions an element a certain distance from the left edge of the screen.

When an element is displayed in the exact specified position,____ positioning is used.

Someone who uses the universal selector habitually could remove the default behavior of an element and forget to restyle it._________________________

Identify the letter of the choice that best matches the phrase or definition. -A type of layout in which the column widths don't change when the browser window changes size

To resolve style conflicts among different types of selectors,CSS uses ____________________.

The top property with a negative value positions an element below the normal position._________________________

When one value is given for padding,the value is applied to ____.

-Which of the following properties creates a 3D shadow effect like the kind in the accompanying figure?

Identify the letter of the choice that best matches the phrase or definition. -A div element created for formatting purposes that contains one or more elements

In the fluid layout,pages and columns are set to a certain width.

The nav usually contains links to ____.

With the box-shadow property,the value to place the shadow outside the element is exterior._________________________

An id selector can be used to select several elements on a page.

With the border-radius property,to achieve a wider curve,you use a smaller number of pixels for the value._________________________

Explain what placeholder text is and why it is used.

Using HTML to Create Web Pages

Creating Links

Introducing Cascading Style Sheets

Formatting Text and Links

Working With the Box Model

Creating Liquid Layouts

Creating Data Tables

Creating Forms

Filters

Exam 6: Creating Fixed-Width Layouts

In CSS code,the universal selector is represented as a(n)____________________.

An id selector can be used to select ____ on the same page.

Identify the letter of the choice that best matches the phrase or definition. -The property that moves an element up if its value is positive

Provide some recommendations for making your code consistent.

The ____________________ property value positions an element a certain distance from the left edge of the screen.

When an element is displayed in the exact specified position,____ positioning is used.

Someone who uses the universal selector habitually could remove the default behavior of an element and forget to restyle it._________________________

Identify the letter of the choice that best matches the phrase or definition. -A type of layout in which the column widths don't change when the browser window changes size

To resolve style conflicts among different types of selectors,CSS uses ____________________.

The top property with a negative value positions an element below the normal position._________________________

When one value is given for padding,the value is applied to ____.

-Which of the following properties creates a 3D shadow effect like the kind in the accompanying figure?

Identify the letter of the choice that best matches the phrase or definition. -A div element created for formatting purposes that contains one or more elements

In the fluid layout,pages and columns are set to a certain width.

The nav usually contains links to ____.

With the box-shadow property,the value to place the shadow outside the element is exterior._________________________

An id selector can be used to select several elements on a page.

With the border-radius property,to achieve a wider curve,you use a smaller number of pixels for the value._________________________

Explain what placeholder text is and why it is used.

Using HTML to Create Web Pages

Creating Links

Introducing Cascading Style Sheets

Formatting Text and Links

Working With the Box Model

Creating Liquid Layouts

Creating Data Tables

Creating Forms

Filters