HTML L6 Quiz

When you set the float property for a block element to left, the elements that follow it will flow into the space

• to the left of the floated element

• to the right of the floated element

• to the left of the floated element if there’s enough space

• to the right of the floated element if there’s enough space

Which of the following techniques can you NOT use to create a two-column layout?

• Code the first column before the second column and then float the first column to the left.

• Code the first column before the second column and then float both columns to the left.

• Code the columns in any order and then float both columns to the left.

• Code the columns in any order and then float the first column to the left and the second column to the right.

For a two-column layout where the main content is fluid and the aside is fixed, you use CSS to

• set the body width to a percent and don’t set the main width

• set the body width to a fixed width and set the main width to a percent

• set both the body and main widths to percents

• set the body width to fixed width and don’t set a main width

In the HTML for a three-column layout, an aside, a main element, and another aside are coded within a body element. Then, to use floating to lay out the main and aside elements in sequence from left to right on a web page, you can use CSS to

• float the first aside to the left

• float the first aside to the left and the second aside to the right

• float the both asides and the main content to the left

• float the main content in the center and let the asides flow around it

When you use the float property for page layout, you should also set

• the width of the floated elements

• the height of the floated elements

• the margins and padding of the floated elements

• the width and height of the floated elements

If you want to use floating for a 3-column page layout that consists of an aside, a main element, and another aside, you need to set

• the width of body element to a percent

• the width of the body element and one or more of the contained elements to percents

• the width all of the contained elements to percents

• the width of the body element and all of the contained elements to percents

When you use floating for a two-column, fixed width page layout, you need to

• make sure the column elements are tall enough for their contents

• float both columns to either the right or left

• make sure the body element is wide enough for the columns

• float just the second column element to the right

In a 3-column layout that uses floating for page layout, you need to use CSS to

• stop any floating in the header

• set the width of the header

• stop any floating in the footer

• set the width of the footer

Which of the following should you NOT do when using CSS3 properties to create text columns for an article element?

• make the columns wide enough to read easily

• justify the text

• include a heading in the article element

• set rules between the columns of the article element

When you set the position property for a block element to absolute, the browser

• takes the element out of the flow of elements on the web page

• keeps the element in the flow of elements on the web page

• doesn’t allow the element to overlap other elements on the web page

• positions the element relative to the browser window