CSS Bootcamp: Master CSS (Including CSS Grid/Flexbox) - CSS Selectors

This video tutorial covers CSS selectors, including tag, class, ID, and attribute selectors. It explains how to use internal styling and demonstrates the precedence of different selectors. The tutorial also provides tips on best practices for using CSS selectors effectively.

What is the primary advantage of using internal styling methods in CSS?

• It reduces the file size of the HTML document.

• It makes the website load faster.

• It allows for easier debugging.

• It helps in seeing which element is being styled directly.

How can you select multiple elements to apply the same style in CSS?

• By using a plus sign between selectors.

• By using a semicolon between selectors.

• By using a hyphen between selectors.

• By using a comma between selectors.

What happens when two CSS rules conflict in terms of precedence?

• The rule that appears first in the stylesheet is applied.

• The browser randomly chooses one rule to apply.

• The rule that appears last in the stylesheet is applied.

• Both rules are ignored.

Which selector has a higher precedence: class or element name?

• It depends on the browser

• They have equal precedence

• Class

• Element name

What symbol is used to select an element by its ID in CSS?

• Ampersand (&)

• Asterisk (*)

• Hash (#)

• Dot (.)

What is the recommended practice for using ID and class attributes in CSS?

• Avoid using ID and class attributes altogether.

• Use ID for multiple elements and class for a single element.

• Use class for multiple elements and ID for a single element.

• Use both ID and class for multiple elements.

How can you select an input element with a specific type attribute in CSS?

• By using the input tag name only.

• By using the class attribute.

• By using the type attribute in square brackets.

• By using the ID attribute.