Learning CSS (Video 34)

This video tutorial covers various CSS techniques for styling text beyond font rendering. It begins with text decoration methods, such as underlining, overlining, and blinking, though blinking is not widely supported. The tutorial then explores text indentation, using pixels and percentages for spacing. Finally, it discusses text transformation, including capitalization and lowercase adjustments, with practical examples and coding tips.

What is the primary purpose of text decoration in CSS?

• To change the font size

• To add lines above, below, or through text

• To change the text color

• To adjust text alignment

Why is the blink effect not commonly used in CSS?

• It is not part of the CSS standard

• It is not supported by most browsers

• It is too complex to implement

• It requires additional plugins

How can text indentation be set in CSS?

• Using only pixels

• Using pixels, percentages, or other units

• Using only percentages

• Using only em units

What is a benefit of using relative units for text indentation?

• It improves text readability

• It reduces the file size

• It allows for easier mobile responsiveness

• It makes the text larger

What does the text-transform property in CSS do?

• Changes the text color

• Changes the font style

• Adjusts the text alignment

• Transforms text to uppercase, lowercase, or capitalize

What is the default value for the text-transform property?

• Lowercase

• Uppercase

• None

• Capitalize

What is the next topic after text styling in CSS?

• Color theory

• Animation effects

• Paragraph-level styling

• Font styling