IES: CSS-deck 6

Question 1

“pc”

Answer 1

• picas
• typographical unit of font height
• six picas is equivalent to 1 inch

Question 2

“em”

Answer 2

• (font size)
• abstract typographical unit of font size
• one em is equivalent to the height of a given font

Question 3

“ex”

Answer 3

• (font size)
• abstract typographical unit of font size
• one ex is equivalent to the height of lowercase “x” in a font
• often 50% of 1 em

Question 4

“px”

Answer 4

• pixels
• abstract unit
• represents the dots on a computer monitor (where there are 1024px on each line when the monitor resolution is 1024x768)

Question 5

Each content box border can comprise these properties:

Answer 5

1. border-width
2. Border-color
3. Border-style
   These comprise what?

Question 6

A single set of values assigned to each of the individual border properties produces what?

Answer 6

How is a uniform border applied to all four sides of a Content box?

Question 7

When two values are listed for a single border property, what happens?

Answer 7

The first value for a border property is applied to the top and bottom borders when how many values are listed?

Question 8

When three values for a border property are listed, how are they applied?

Answer 8

How many values of a border property are listed when: the first is applied to the top border, the second is applied to the left and right borders, and the third is applied to the bottom border.

Question 9

When four values for a border property are listed, how are they applied?

Answer 9

How many values are listed for a border property, when they are applied in clockwise order starting with the top?

Question 10

The default border-width value is what?

Answer 10

Medium (a computed value) is considered to be a \_\_\_\_\_ border-width value.

Question 11

The default border-color value is found where?

Answer 11

What default border value is inherited from the element’s color property?

Question 12

Given that the border-style value can be: “solid”, “double”, “dotted”, “dashed”, “groove”, “ridge”, “inset”, “outset”, “hidden”, and “none.” The default border-style is what?

Answer 12

Being that the default border-style is “none”, what must be done before the border is visible?

Question 13

CSS shorthand technique specifying the three properties to a particular border:

Answer 13

A space-separated list is used as a \_\_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_ to define the three properties of a particular border.

Question 14

What four border properties are used to individually style each side of a content box?

Answer 14

Using the CSS shorthand technique; border-top, border-right, border-bottom, and Border-left can be used to individually Style what?

Question 15

The “outset” border Style can be used as and appears as what?

Answer 15

What border Style can be used as and appears as a raised button?

Question 16

The “inset” border Style can be used as and appears as what?

Answer 16

What border Style can be used as and appears as a depressed button?

Question 17

Padding: if this property is given one value, How is it applied?

Answer 17

Padding: if all four sides of a Content box are given the same value of this, How many values does this property offer?

Question 18

Padding: if this is given more than one value, how are these values offered?

Answer 18

Padding: a space-separated list of values is offered when?

Question 19

Padding: when two values are offered, How are they applied to this property?

Answer 19

Padding: the first is applied to the top and bottom sides and the second is applied to the left and right when how many of these are offered for this property?

Question 20

Padding: when three values are listed, How are they applied to this property?

Answer 20

Padding: The first is applied to the top side, the second to the left and right side, and the third to the bottom side; when how many of these are offered for this property?