Very Easy 6.1-6.3 Advanced HTML and CSS - CodeHS

When a website has multiple pages, each page is it's own...

• .css file

• .html file

• folder

In our websites the "main" page is usually...

• style.css

• jobinfo.html

• index.html

• home.html

If I made a multipage webpage https://www.mrnoble.xyz/index.html, and I wanted to link to the page https://www.mrnoble.xyz/jobinfo.html my anchor tag would be...

• <a href="https://www.mrnoble.xyz/jobinfo.html">

• <a href="jobinfo.html">

• <a link="https://www.mrnoble.xyz/jobinfo.html">

• <a link="jobinfo.html">

Which of these is the correct code to link an html page to a stylesheet called style.css? Hint: you can go back and look

• <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style.css">

• <link rel="external/css" type="stylesheet" href="style.html">

• <link rel="stylepage" type="image" href="style.css">

If I want a CSS rule that I can use in multiple different places, I create a...

• .class

• #ID

• <div>

• <span>

If I want to style a chunk of my page, maybe a couple of <h3> and <p> tags that are all connected to each other, I create a...

• .class

• #ID

• <div>

• <span>

If I want to style a small piece inside of a tag I create a...

• .class

• #ID

• <div>

• <span>

Which one of these creates a line break before and after?

(a line break makes everything go down a line)

• <span>

• <img>

• <class>

• <div>

A span by itself, without any class or style rules...

• won't change anything

• adds a line break before and after

CSS stands for

• Cascading Style Sheets

• Cascading Setup Styles

• Correcting Silly Students