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Questions and Answers
What is the primary function of the
element on a web page?
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To group inline elements exclusively.
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To create sections or subsections of a page.
(correct)
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To display block-level elements only.
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To format text in a monospaced font.
What is the primary function of the
- To group inline elements exclusively.
- To create sections or subsections of a page. (correct)
- To display block-level elements only.
- To format text in a monospaced font.
Which of the following statements about block elements is correct?
Which of the following statements about block elements is correct?
- Block elements can be placed side-by-side without restrictions.
- Block elements create a new line in the layout. (correct)
- Block elements cannot contain inline elements.
- Block elements are always hidden from view.
How are inline elements different from block elements?
How are inline elements different from block elements?
- Inline elements occupy the full width of their container.
- Inline elements can only contain block-level elements.
- Inline elements stay on the same line and do not create new lines. (correct)
- Inline elements require more space between them.
In what scenario would you use the element?
In what scenario would you use the element?
What type of content should be placed within the
element?
What type of content should be placed within the
element?
Which of the following describes inline CSS correctly?
Which of the following describes inline CSS correctly?
What does the element allow for in a webpage's content?
What does the element allow for in a webpage's content?
If you wanted to display footnotes on a webpage, which element would be most appropriate to use for grouping them?
If you wanted to display footnotes on a webpage, which element would be most appropriate to use for grouping them?
Which statement accurately describes the role of block elements compared to inline elements?
Which statement accurately describes the role of block elements compared to inline elements?
What is a common misconception about inline and block elements?
What is a common misconception about inline and block elements?
Study Notes
Grouping Content
- The element groups multiple elements together, creating sections or subsections on a webpage.
- Using a
for footnotes can clarify the relation of all contained elements and allows attachment of specific style rules.- The element is designed for grouping inline elements, useful for parts of sentences or paragraphs.
Computer Code
- Code should be enclosed within
tags for proper representation on a webpage. - The
element typically displays content in a monospaced font, mirroring programming book styles.
Address Text
- The element is specifically for containing address information on a webpage.
- A metaphor describes block and inline elements using toys: block elements (like large toys) take up entire width and are stacked, while inline elements (like small toys) fit side-by-side without much space.
Block vs Inline Elements
- Block elements (e.g., headings, paragraphs) occupy full width and create new lines.
- Inline elements (e.g., links, buttons) can exist on the same line without pushing other content down.
- Inline CSS allows direct addition of style attributes within HTML elements, enhancing customization.
- Using a
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