Technical Terms - Internet (A-Z) - CSS

What does CSS stand for?

• Cascading Style Sheet

• Cascading Sheet Style

• Computer Style Sheet

• Creative Style Sheet

What is the main purpose of CSS?

• To define the structure of a webpage

• To handle server-side operations

• To create animations in webpages

• To format content in HTML webpages

How does CSS help web developers create a uniform look across a website?

• By embedding styles directly into HTML tags

• By using JavaScript for styling

• By defining styles once in a CSS file

• By creating a new CSS file for each webpage

What is the advantage of separating content from formatting in CSS?

• Easy to update styles across multiple pages

• Increases webpage loading time

• Reduces browser compatibility

• Makes webpages less accessible

What does the word 'cascade' refer to in CSS?

• A method for embedding images in CSS

• Priority scheme for overlapping style rules

• A type of animation effect

• A specific color in the CSS palette

Where can custom styles be defined in CSS?

• In a separate CSS file

• Within the HTML document's header

• Directly within HTML tags

• In JavaScript code

How can CSS help in updating text size across multiple webpages?

• By adjusting text size individually on each page

• By using a different font for each page

• By manually updating each HTML page

• By changing the style once in the CSS file

What is the purpose of a reader mode in web browsers?

• To increase webpage loading speed

• To change text formatting for easy reading

• To disable CSS styles on webpages

• To block pop-up ads

Which styles take precedence in CSS when multiple rules overlap?

• User-defined CSS overrules directly applied styles

• External CSS files have the lowest priority

• Styles defined in the HTML document's header take precedence

• Styles applied directly to HTML tags have the highest priority

What is the benefit of using CSS for web development?

• Require separate styling for each webpage

• Limit design options for webpages

• Increase complexity and reduce flexibility

• Efficiently manage and update styles across webpages