Yes
No
Cannot say
May be
mouse over
mouse hover
hover
mouse move
Conflict occurs as styles can be defined by a user, an author or a user agent (e.g a web browser)
Styles "cascade," or flow together
Ultimate appearance of elements depends on a combination of styles defined in several ways
Styles defined by the user agent take precedence over styles defined by the user
Apply only to specific element types defined in the style sheet
Define styles that can be applied to any element
Style-class declarations are preceded by an underscore
Style-class declarations are preceded by a period
Inline
External
Outline
Embedded (Internal)
tag
class
id
div
It is a browser determined positioning
It uses the position property of CSS ,Used to define absolute positioning
It gives authors greater control on how elements are displayed
none of the above statements are Correct
It defines a virtual box drawn around elements
Content of each element is surrounded by padding only
Content of each elemernt is surrounded by a border only
Content of each element is surrounded by a margin only
Handheld
Braille
Arial
Print
It is a separate document that contains CSS rules
It separates content from the presentation but both are still contained in a single file
It separates the content and style into separate files
It allows a web designer and a content author to work in parallel
<html>
<style>
<css>
<xml>
It is a style class defined in CSS
gives the author access to content not specifically declared in the document
Pseudoclass is separated by an underscore from the name of the element
Pseudoclass are separated by a colon from the name of the elemernt
CSS is Cascading Style Sheet
Separate content from presentation
stablish visual layout of a Webpage
Markup the content of the webpage
<src
<link>
ID
span
element
attribute
value
operator
/*a comment* /
/ / a comment / /
/ a comment /
< ' a comment'
:first-of-type
:last-child
::first-line
::first-letter
:empty
:nochild
:inheritance
:no-child
E#id
.class
#id
*