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◉ main. Answer: HTML5 tag defining the main body of a document.
Cannot be the child of the header, nav, article, aside, or footer elements.
◉ header and footer. Answer: These elements can also be included in
article, aside, nav, main, and section elements, not just on the page itself
◉ source. Answer: This element identifies the file(s) to use in a video or
audio element
◉ style guide. Answer: A set of standards for the writing and/or design
of documents
◉ IE9. Answer: This version of IE is the first to support HTML5
◉ Add them via JS, make them block via CSS. Answer: What should
you do to support HTML5 elements in pre-IE9 browsers.
◉ selector. Answer: The term for the part of CSS code that refers to the
element you want to style
,◉ declaration. Answer: In CSS, the term for a property and value pair. It
must always end with a semicolon
◉ rule. Answer: In CSS, the name for a selector, property and value all
grouped together
◉ inheritance. Answer: The word "cascading" in CSS refers to this
concept
◉ External, embedded, inline. Answer: The cascading order of CSS
style sheets, ordered from lowest priority to highest
◉ rel, type, href. Answer: Linking to a CSS file requires these attributes
in the link element
◉ style. Answer: Embedded CSS should be placed in a block defined by
this element
◉ style. Answer: Inline CSS should be placed in an attribute with this
name
◉ document flow. Answer: The arrangement of content elements on a
page and how the space is used. Does it fall from top to bottom in stacks,
or does some content float to one side or the other?
, ◉ curly braces. Answer: These are not used when defining inline CSS
styles
◉ clear. Answer: Use this CSS property to avoid having floating
elements before/after another element
◉ static. Answer: In CSS, the "normal, or default", position of block
elements within a page
◉ relative. Answer: In CSS, positioning a block element relative to
another element
◉ absolute. Answer: In CSS, this causes the element to appear to float
above the document and can be positioned as needed. It is completely
removed from the rest of the page flow.
◉ fixed. Answer: In CSS, this causes the element to remain in the same
position when the page is scrolled
◉ inherit. Answer: In CSS, this causes the element to inherit its parent's
position
APPLICATIONS QUIZ BANK FINAL REVIEW
◉ main. Answer: HTML5 tag defining the main body of a document.
Cannot be the child of the header, nav, article, aside, or footer elements.
◉ header and footer. Answer: These elements can also be included in
article, aside, nav, main, and section elements, not just on the page itself
◉ source. Answer: This element identifies the file(s) to use in a video or
audio element
◉ style guide. Answer: A set of standards for the writing and/or design
of documents
◉ IE9. Answer: This version of IE is the first to support HTML5
◉ Add them via JS, make them block via CSS. Answer: What should
you do to support HTML5 elements in pre-IE9 browsers.
◉ selector. Answer: The term for the part of CSS code that refers to the
element you want to style
,◉ declaration. Answer: In CSS, the term for a property and value pair. It
must always end with a semicolon
◉ rule. Answer: In CSS, the name for a selector, property and value all
grouped together
◉ inheritance. Answer: The word "cascading" in CSS refers to this
concept
◉ External, embedded, inline. Answer: The cascading order of CSS
style sheets, ordered from lowest priority to highest
◉ rel, type, href. Answer: Linking to a CSS file requires these attributes
in the link element
◉ style. Answer: Embedded CSS should be placed in a block defined by
this element
◉ style. Answer: Inline CSS should be placed in an attribute with this
name
◉ document flow. Answer: The arrangement of content elements on a
page and how the space is used. Does it fall from top to bottom in stacks,
or does some content float to one side or the other?
, ◉ curly braces. Answer: These are not used when defining inline CSS
styles
◉ clear. Answer: Use this CSS property to avoid having floating
elements before/after another element
◉ static. Answer: In CSS, the "normal, or default", position of block
elements within a page
◉ relative. Answer: In CSS, positioning a block element relative to
another element
◉ absolute. Answer: In CSS, this causes the element to appear to float
above the document and can be positioned as needed. It is completely
removed from the rest of the page flow.
◉ fixed. Answer: In CSS, this causes the element to remain in the same
position when the page is scrolled
◉ inherit. Answer: In CSS, this causes the element to inherit its parent's
position
