HTML CSS and JavaScript for Beginners - A Web Design Course - CSS for List Items

This video tutorial explores the use of CSS to style list items, particularly in navigation menus. It covers various list style properties, including inline and block displays, and demonstrates how to apply these styles using examples from the Mozilla Developer Network. The tutorial also explains how to edit and comment code in brackets, and how to transform unordered lists into ordered lists using CSS. The video concludes with an exercise to test the skills learned.

What is a common use of displaying list items inline or as blocks?

• To format text paragraphs

• To create image galleries

• To style buttons

• To design navigation menus

Which of the following is NOT a list style option mentioned in the tutorial?

• URL

• Triangle

• Circle

• Square

What does setting the list style to 'none' do?

• Changes the list marker to a square

• Removes all list markers

• Adds a custom graphic to the list

• Converts the list to an ordered list

Which feature allows you to comment out a block of code in the editor?

• Syntax highlighting

• Inline comment

• Block comment

• Code folding

What transformation can be achieved by converting an unordered list to an ordered list?

• Displaying list items inline

• Changing list markers to custom graphics

• Removing list markers

• Arranging items alphabetically or numerically