CSS Box Model and Properties

This tutorial continues the exploration of the CSS box model, focusing on content, padding, border, and margin. It demonstrates how to edit HTML and CSS to duplicate classes and adjust styles. The video covers working with margins to control layout and spacing, and explores advanced margin and padding techniques for precise element positioning. It concludes with a visualization of the box model using borders, highlighting how browsers add extra margin around elements.

Which part of the CSS box model is the area between the text and the border?

• Content

• Padding

• Margin

• Border

What is the default behavior of the browser regarding margins?

• It adds a small margin outside the border.

• It removes all margins.

• It doubles the specified margin.

• It ignores the margin property.

What is the purpose of duplicating a class in HTML?

• To create a new HTML element.

• To add JavaScript functionality.

• To remove existing styles from an element.

• To create multiple elements with the same style.

How can you change the color of a paragraph using CSS?

• By adding a 'color' attribute to the paragraph tag.

• By editing the HTML source.

• By using the 'color' property in the CSS class.

• By using JavaScript to change the color.

What property would you use to add space between the edge of the page and an element?

• padding

• border

• margin

• width

How can you create more space between two elements on a webpage?

• By using the 'margin-top' property.

• By using the 'padding' property.

• By using the 'border' property.

• By using the 'width' property.

Which property would you use to move an element to the right by a specific amount?

• margin-right

• padding-right

• padding-left

• margin-left

What is the effect of setting 'margin-left' to 400 pixels?

• The element moves 400 pixels to the right.

• The element moves 400 pixels to the left.

• The element's height increases by 400 pixels.

• The element's width increases by 400 pixels.

How can you add extra space inside an element, between the content and the border?

• By using the 'margin' property.

• By using the 'width' property.

• By using the 'border' property.

• By using the 'padding' property.

What is a good way to visualize the box model around an element?

• By increasing the font size.

• By changing the background color.

• By adding a margin.

• By adding a temporary border.