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

This video tutorial covers the use of text shadows in HTML and CSS. It begins with setting up a basic HTML file and applying text shadows to different H1 elements. The tutorial demonstrates how to use horizontal and vertical shadows, blur effects, and color to create various text shadow styles. It also explores advanced techniques like using white text with shadows for visibility and applying negative values to shadows. The tutorial concludes with a note on the practical use of text shadows in web design.

What is the purpose of creating different classes for each H1 element in the HTML file?

• To make the text bold

• To demonstrate different text shadow effects

• To change the text color

• To apply the same style to all elements

Which of the following is NOT a component of a text shadow?

• Horizontal shadow

• Vertical shadow

• Font weight

• Color

What effect does adding a blur value to a text shadow have?

• It makes the text bold

• It changes the text color

• It increases the text size

• It softens the shadow edges

Which unit is used in the example to define the size of the text shadow?

• Pixels

• Percentage

• REM

• EM

What happens when you set the text color to white without a shadow?

• The text becomes bold

• The text disappears

• The text changes to black

• The text becomes italic

How can you make a text shadow appear above the text?

• Change the text color

• Increase the blur value

• Use a negative vertical shadow

• Use a positive horizontal shadow

What is the main reason for including text shadows in the course?

• To increase text size

• To provide a decorative option

• To change text alignment

• To make text bold