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Match the following CSS properties with their descriptions:
Match the following CSS properties with their descriptions:
display: block = Makes an element take up the full width and start on a new line. visibility: hidden = Makes the element visible but retains the space. display: none = Removes an element from the layout entirely. opacity: 0.5 = Makes the element 50% transparent.
Match the parts of the box model with their descriptions:
Match the parts of the box model with their descriptions:
Content = Area containing the text or image within an element. Padding = Space between the content and the border. Border = Area outside the padding that surrounds the element. Margin = Space between elements, outside the border.
Match the pseudo-classes/elements with their descriptions:
Match the pseudo-classes/elements with their descriptions:
:link = Applies styles to unvisited links. ::before = Selects and inserts content before an element. :active = Selects an element currently being activated by the user. ::selection = Applies styles to the part of an element currently highlighted by the user.
Match the semantic tags with their purposes:
Match the semantic tags with their purposes:
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Match the CSS animation and filter properties with their descriptions:
Match the CSS animation and filter properties with their descriptions:
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Study Notes
CSS Properties
- display: block makes an element take up the full width and start on a new line.
- visibility: hidden makes the element invisible, but it retains its space within the page layout.
- display: none removes the element from the layout entirely, making it invisible and removing its space.
- opacity: 0.5 makes the element 50% transparent.
Box Model
- Content is the area containing the text or image within an element.
- Padding is the space between the content and the border.
- Border surrounds the element outside the padding.
- Margin is the space between elements, outside the border.
Pseudo-Classes and Pseudo-Elements
- :link applies styles to unvisited links.
- ::before selects and inserts content before an element.
- :active applies styles to the part of an element currently selected by the user.
- ::selection applies styles to the part of an element currently highlighted by the user.
Semantic Tags
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<main>defines the main content area of a page. -
<article>represents independent content like a blog post. -
<footer>typically contains contact information or site links. -
<aside>groups related content within a webpage.
CSS Animation and Filters
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@keyframesdefines the sequence of changes for an animation. -
filter: blur(5px)applies a softening effect with a 5-pixel radius. -
filter: grayscale(100%)makes an image shades of black and white.
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Description
This quiz explores fundamental CSS properties, including display types, visibility, and opacity effects. Additionally, it covers the box model concepts such as content, padding, border, and margin. Test your knowledge of pseudo-classes and pseudo-elements to enhance your styling skills and familiarize yourself with semantic tags in CSS.
