The video tutorial covers the use of the select element in HTML and its equivalent in Bootstrap. It explains how to link the Bootstrap CDN for dropdown functionality, apply Bootstrap classes to style forms, adjust dropdown sizes, and use the disabled attribute. The tutorial highlights the advantages of Bootstrap over CSS in terms of efficiency and ease of use.

What is the primary advantage of using Bootstrap over traditional CSS for form elements?

• It requires more classes to achieve the same effect.

• It makes websites less responsive.

• It saves time and simplifies the process.

• It is more complex to implement.

Why is it necessary to link the Bootstrap CDN for dropdowns?

• It provides additional CSS styles.

• It offers more color options.

• It includes essential JavaScript for functionality.

• It enhances the HTML structure.

How can you increase the size of a dropdown using Bootstrap?

• By using inline CSS styles.

• By changing the HTML structure.

• By adding more options.

• By using the 'form-select-lg' class.

What happens when you use the 'multiple' attribute in a dropdown?

• It allows selecting multiple options.

• It changes the color of the dropdown.

• It disables the dropdown.

• It hides the dropdown.

What is the effect of using the 'disabled' attribute on a form element?

• It duplicates the element.

• It makes the element invisible.

• It prevents user interaction with the element.

• It changes the element's color.