CSS Bootcamp: Master CSS (Including CSS Grid/Flexbox) - Navbar - Search Form

The video tutorial covers creating a search input and button for a navbar using HTML and CSS. It explains how to position these elements using CSS grid and style them for a responsive design. The tutorial also discusses the importance of using appropriate CSS properties to enhance the user interface. Finally, it introduces the next steps in developing the main navigation part of the navbar.

What is the first step in creating a search input according to the tutorial?

• Positioning the form element

• Creating the HTML markup

• Assigning a class to the button

• Styling the input element

What is the placeholder value assigned to the search input?

• Find

• Search

• Type here

• Enter text

How many columns does the form element get divided into using CSS grid?

• 12 columns

• 10 columns

• 8 columns

• 5 columns

What is the purpose of using the 'repeat' function in the grid template columns?

• To apply the same grid layout to different sections

• To define a fixed number of columns

• To create a responsive layout

• To repeat the same style for multiple elements

What CSS property is used to remove the default border of the input element?

• border: transparent

• border: hidden

• border: none

• border: solid

Which CSS property is used to change the cursor type for the button?

• cursor: move

• cursor: pointer

• cursor: text

• cursor: default

Which class name is assigned to the button element?

• search-icon

• search-button

• search-btn

• search-BTM