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What is a CSS link?
What is a CSS link?
It is a connection from one web page to another web page.
Which of the following properties can be used to style links? (Select all that apply)
Which of the following properties can be used to style links? (Select all that apply)
The four link states in CSS are: a:link, a:visited, a:hover, and a:______.
The four link states in CSS are: a:link, a:visited, a:hover, and a:______.
active
The order of link states in CSS is important for proper styling.
The order of link states in CSS is important for proper styling.
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What is the purpose of a navigation bar?
What is the purpose of a navigation bar?
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Which of the following is NOT a way to design a navigation bar?
Which of the following is NOT a way to design a navigation bar?
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To remove the bullets from a list in CSS, use the property ______.
To remove the bullets from a list in CSS, use the property ______.
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What does the CSS property 'margin' do?
What does the CSS property 'margin' do?
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Which CSS property would you use to set the background color of an element?
Which CSS property would you use to set the background color of an element?
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Match the following CSS properties with their descriptions:
Match the following CSS properties with their descriptions:
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Study Notes
CSS Links and Styling
- A CSS link connects web pages, and its appearance can be customized using various CSS properties.
- Links can be styled in different states:
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a:link: Normal or unvisited links. -
a:visited: Links that the user has previously visited. -
a:hover: Links when hovered over by the mouse. -
a:active: Links during the moment they are clicked.
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- Order of CSS states matters:
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a:hovermust come aftera:linkanda:visited. -
a:activemust come aftera:hover.
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Navigation Bars
- Navigation bars help users navigate a website and are typically positioned at the top.
- There are two primary designs for navigation bars:
- Vertical Navigation Bar
- Horizontal Navigation Bar
- A navigation bar consists of a list of links, typically using
<ul>and<li>tags.
Styling Navigation Bars
- To create a clean navigation bar, remove bullets, margins, and padding from the list:
- Use
list-style-type: none;to eliminate bullet points. - Set
margin: 0;andpadding: 0;to remove default browser spacing around the list.
- Use
Example CSS Explanation
- Basic CSS properties relevant to navigation bars:
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list-style-type: removes bullet markers; values includenone,circle,disc,square. -
margin: controls space around elements; set to0to remove default margins. -
padding: manages space between an element's border and its content; can be adjusted using various units. -
background-color: sets background color of elements; defined by color names or HEX. -
display: determines how elements are displayed (e.g.,block,inline). -
color: sets the text color of elements.
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General CSS Syntax
- Use the following syntax for styling elements:
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property: value;
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- Consistency in formatting helps maintain clarity and functionality in CSS design.
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Description
This quiz covers the essential aspects of CSS links and navigation bar styling. You'll learn about the different states of links, their styling rules, and how to create effective navigation bars for websites. Test your understanding of how to enhance user navigation and the proper use of CSS properties.
