What is the symbol for an id?
#
What is the CSS box model?
A box that wraps around every HTML elements that includes spacing properties.
What are the three ways to include CSS in your webpage?
Inline, including styles in the of your doc, linking to an external stylesheet
What is the correct html element for the largest heading?
h1
A div is used to group block elements so you can format them with CSS (True or False)
True
What is the symbol for a class?
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What does HTML stand for?
Hypertext Markup Language
How do you make something bold in the html
<strong>
This file contains all the styling information: where HTML elements should go, what color they should be, how big they should be, and more.
CSS Cascading StyleSheet
What is "alt" for inserted image in HTML page.
Alternative Text. If the image is not available (deleted, moved), this text will be shown.
What is the difference between IDs and Classes
IDs are unique. Classes can be applied to multiple elements
What does CSS stand for?
Cascading Stylesheets
What property controls the background color?
background-color
Times New Roman is a sans-serif font.
TRUE or FALSE
FALSE
What does the "li" in <li> stand for?
list item
What is the float property do?
Controls the horizontal position of an element
Which of the following tag would not be typically found in the header of an HTML document
<title> <meta> <strong> <style>
<strong>
What does the "p" in <p> stand for?
paragraph
What is the correct HTML for creating a hyperlink?
<a href="http://www.w3schools.com">W3Schools</a>
What property controls the font?
font-family
What is the difference between an inline and a block element?
A block element takes up the whole width and has a new line before and after. An inline element only takes up the space required for the content.
What does the CSS box model include?
Content, padding, border, margin
What should be the first line of your HTML files?
<html>
What element would you use to make a numbered list?
<ol>
What is the correct HTML for inserting an image?
<img src="image.gif" alt="MyImage">