What is the purpose of CSS?

The purpose of CSS is to style and format web pages.

The purpose of CSS is to animate images on a webpage.

The purpose of CSS is to create databases for websites.

The purpose of CSS is to generate dynamic content on web pages.

Explain the difference between inline, internal, and external CSS.

Inline CSS is applied directly within the HTML element, internal CSS is placed within the element in the head section, and external CSS is stored in a separate file.

Inline CSS is applied within the tag, internal CSS is placed within the tag, and external CSS is placed within the tag.

Inline CSS is placed within the element, internal CSS is applied directly within the HTML element, and external CSS is stored in a separate file.

Inline CSS is stored in a separate file, internal CSS is applied directly within the HTML element, and external CSS is placed within the element.

What is a CSS selector?

A CSS selector is a pattern used to select HTML elements based on their id, class, attributes, and more to apply styles or perform actions.

A CSS selector is a type of programming language used to create animations on websites.

A CSS selector is a tool used to debug JavaScript code.

A CSS selector is a feature that allows users to customize browser settings.

What is the box model in CSS?

The box model in CSS defines the design and layout of elements on a webpage as rectangular boxes with content, padding, borders, and margins.

The box model in CSS is a feature exclusive to JavaScript, not applicable to styling.

The box model in CSS only includes content and padding, excluding borders and margins.

The box model in CSS refers to circular shapes instead of rectangles.

How do you center an element horizontally in CSS?

display: flex; justify-content: center;

What is the difference between padding and margin in CSS?

Padding is the space inside an element, while margin is the space outside an element.

Padding is used for text alignment, while margin is used for background color

Padding is applied to the top and bottom of an element, while margin is applied to the left and right

Padding is used for creating space between elements, while margin is used for adjusting font size

What are pseudo-classes in CSS?

Pseudo-classes in CSS are keywords that specify a special state of the selected elements.

Pseudo-classes in CSS are used for adding images to elements

Pseudo-classes in CSS are used for defining custom fonts

Pseudo-classes in CSS are only applicable to inline elements

Explain the concept of specificity in CSS.

Specificity is calculated by assigning different weights to different selector types, with inline styles having the highest specificity, followed by IDs, classes, and elements.

Specificity is only applicable to inline styles

Specificity is not relevant in CSS

Specificity is determined by the order of selectors in the stylesheet

CSS Basics

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Dilan Buluk

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What does CSS stand for?

Central Style Sheets

Computer Style System

Cascading Style Sheets

Cascading Style Scripts

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