what does HTML stand for?
hypertext markup language
**true or false**
cd stands for change direction
**false**
cd = change directory
**true or false**
margin and padding do the same thing
false
**true or false**
justify-content and align-content do the same thing
false
The default font size in browsers
16px
**true or false**
<paragraph> is an html tag
false
what does 'ls' do in the terminal?
lists the items in the current directory
what's the universal selector?
*
This refers to items within a flex container
flex items
**true or false**
flexbox is a lot cooler then inline css blocks
truueeeeeeeeeee
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[blank] is used to target ids in css
#, hashtag, pound sign, tic tac toe looking thingy
**true or false**
you'll clone the project AND THEN you'll fork the project
false
you'll fork the project first and then clone to your computer
This is an invisible area that surrounds your content, padding, and border. It is the outermost area in the box model.
margin
**true or false**
flex-direction: is set to column by default
false
flex-direction is set to row by default
what are the 4 areas of the box model?
margin, padding, border, content
what does CSS stand for?
cascading style sheet
what does cd ~ do
it will bring you back to your home directory
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The [blank] is the transparent area between the border and the content. It is very similar to the margin.
padding
what must we add to a CSS property before we can use flexbox
display: flex;
what axis does align-items: center work on?
cross axis
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[blank] is used to target classes in css
. or dot or period
how do you create a new branch?
branch <name>
... or ...
git checkout -b <name>
there are 3 different ways to add CSS styles to an HTML page, list them
inline styles
embedded style tags in the HTML page
and my personal favorite, the externally linked CSS file
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flex-flow is the shorthand version of [blank] and [blank]
flex-direction and flex-wrap
what axis does justify-content work on?
main axis