Modern Web Design with HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript - Exploring More about Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Questions

The video tutorial explains three methods of integrating CSS into web pages: inline, internal, and external. Inline styling involves adding CSS directly to HTML elements using the style attribute. Internal styling uses style tags within the head section of the HTML document. External styling links to a separate CSS file, allowing for consistent styling across multiple pages. Each method has its advantages and disadvantages, with external styling being ideal for larger sites due to centralized control, while inline and internal are suitable for smaller or single-page applications.

What is one of the main benefits of using CSS in web development?

• It makes websites non-responsive.

• It is incompatible with different devices.

• It allows for flexible property settings.

• It makes websites load slower.

Which method of CSS integration involves using the style attribute directly on HTML elements?

• Class-based styling

• External styling

• Internal styling

• Inline styling

What happens when an inline style is applied to an element?

• It is overridden by internal styles.

• It is ignored if external styles are present.

• It only applies to the parent element.

• It takes precedence over other styles.

Where are internal styles placed within an HTML document?

• Within the body tags

• Directly on HTML elements

• Within the style tags in the head section

• In a separate CSS file

How do you indicate a class selector in CSS?

• With a dollar sign ($)

• With an asterisk (*)

• With a dot (.)

• With a hash (#)

What is a key advantage of using an external stylesheet?

• It is only useful for single-page websites.

• It allows for consistent styling across multiple pages.

• It requires more maintenance.

• It cannot be linked to multiple HTML documents.

When is it more efficient to use internal styling over external styling?

• When working with a single-page website

• When using complex CSS rules

• When needing to update styles frequently

• When styling multiple pages