Introduction to CSS

What does CSS stand for?

• Computer Style Sheets

• Creative Style Sheets

• Colorful Style Sheets

• Cascading Style Sheets

What is the main purpose of CSS?

• To create web content

• To store web data

• To style web pages

• To program web functionalities

What was HTML never really intended to do?

• Store data on web pages

• Define the structure of web pages

• Style web pages

• Link web pages together

What does a CSS rule consist of?

• HTML tags and attributes

• Classes and IDs

• Selectors, properties, and values

• Functions and variables

Where should the style tag be placed in an HTML document?

• In the head

• After the HTML document

• Before the HTML document

• In the body

What can CSS be used to style?

• The structure of web pages

• The content of web pages

• The server response time

• Colors, fonts, and layout of web pages

What is a CSS selector?

• A tool to select HTML elements

• A property that selects colors

• A function in CSS

• A way to define which HTML elements a CSS rule applies to

What does the 'cascading' in Cascading Style Sheets mean?

• Styles fall from the top of the document to the bottom

• Styles are applied in a specified order

• Styles flow like a waterfall from one element to another

• Styles can be inherited from parent to child elements

How can CSS improve a website's design?

• By adding more content

• By making it load faster

• By standardizing style across pages

• By increasing security

What is one advantage of separating CSS from HTML?

• It makes HTML documents easier to write

• It reduces the amount of data stored on the server

• It allows for content and style to be modified independently

• It makes web pages load faster