Cascading Style Sheets
Week 1
1. What are two good reasons to learn CSS?
2. Name the four different types of Style.
3. What should always follow a value in your style declaration?
4. How would you create a heading that is blue, underlined, and 18 points in size?
5. When you have a font name that is more than one word, how do you handle that?
6. True or False? You don't have to worry about closing tags in your HTML when you're using CSS?
- *scratching head*
Is there GOOD reasons to go through all this anguish when I know Ms. Vikki showed us another way to use CSS in HTML 2? :) - To eliminate having to type long font tags repeatedly
- Maintenace time reduced
- Webpages will load quicker
2. Name the four different types of Style.
- Inline · Style commands applied inside an HTML document
- Embedded · Style commands placed in the <head> section of the HTML document
- Linked - A seperate document file that can be applied to many pages
- Imported - Similar to a Linked Sheet
3. What should always follow a value in your style declaration?
- A semi-colon ;
4. How would you create a heading that is blue, underlined, and 18 points in size?
- < h2 style="text-decoration:underline; color: #142EF4; font-size: 18pt;"> Heading </h2>
Heading
5. When you have a font name that is more than one word, how do you handle that?
- For Inline Style Sheets, the font name is surrounded with single quotes
- For Embedded or Linked Style Sheets, the font name is surrounded with double quotes
6. True or False? You don't have to worry about closing tags in your HTML when you're using CSS?
- Oh Yea! You betcha that's True!! Cuz if you can slip by Ms. Vikki either The Good Doctor or that 'Ole meanie W3C will smack you! :)
