Modern HTML and CSS from the Beginning (Including Sass) - Implementing CSS

This video tutorial introduces the basics of CSS, explaining its necessity for styling HTML. It covers setting up a sandbox environment using Visual Studio Code and Live Server. The tutorial demonstrates three methods of implementing CSS: inline, internal, and external, emphasizing the importance of separation of concerns. It explains CSS syntax, including selectors, properties, and values, and highlights best practices for using external CSS files. The video also touches on using IDs and classes for selectors, preparing viewers for more advanced topics in the next video.

What is the purpose of creating a sandbox in CSS development?

• To store all HTML files

• To test CSS styles in isolation

• To debug JavaScript code

• To compile CSS code

Why is inline CSS generally discouraged in web development?

• It makes the HTML file too large

• It mixes content with styling, making it harder to maintain

• It is not supported by all browsers

• It requires additional plugins to work

What is the main advantage of using internal CSS?

• It provides a way to style a single page without external files

• It allows for faster loading times

• It allows for styling multiple pages at once

• It keeps styles separate from HTML

Which of the following is a correct CSS syntax for changing the color of an H2 element?

• H2 { color = green }

• H2: { color: green }

• H2 { color: green; }

• H2: color = green;

What is the purpose of the 'link' tag in HTML?

• To link JavaScript files

• To link internal CSS styles

• To link external CSS files

• To link images

What is the benefit of using external CSS files?

• They enable the reuse of styles across multiple pages

• They allow for faster page loading

• They are easier to write than inline CSS

• They automatically update styles without reloading the page

Which method of adding CSS is preferred for large projects?

• Embedded CSS

• Inline CSS

• Internal CSS

• External CSS