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What will happen if the code file is in directory C:/User/kamogelo/myfirst website?
What should be done to the code if images are moved to a new folder within the directory?
What will be the result if images are moved to a new folder without modifying the code?
How many types of CSS are there?
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What is the difference between absolute and relative units in CSS?
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Study Notes
Code File Location
- Code file located in
C:/User/kamogelo/myfirst websiteis accessible for web development, indicating its directory structure. - Proper file paths are crucial for linking files such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Moving Images
- If images are moved to a new folder within the existing directory, the file paths in the code must be updated to reflect the new location.
- This ensures that the web page can still access and display the images correctly.
Consequences of Not Modifying Code
- If images are moved without updating the code paths, the web page will not display the images.
- Broken links will result in missing visuals, leading to poor user experience.
Types of CSS
- There are three primary types of CSS:
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Inline CSS: Styles applied directly within HTML elements using the
styleattribute. -
Internal CSS: Styles defined within a
<style>tag in the HTML document's<head>. -
External CSS: Styles contained in separate
.cssfiles linked to the HTML document.
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Inline CSS: Styles applied directly within HTML elements using the
Absolute vs. Relative Units in CSS
- Absolute Units: Fixed sizes that do not change regardless of the viewport, e.g., pixels (px), points (pt).
- Relative Units: Sizes that adjust based on the parent element or viewport, e.g., percentages (%), ems (em), rems (rem).
- Using relative units allows for more flexible and responsive web design.
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Description
This quiz tests your understanding of a code snippet and its impact on a webpage's appearance. It also evaluates your ability to determine if the code will run without errors in a specific directory.
