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Question 1/15
Which property allows grid items to be named and referenced by grid-template-areas?
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Question 2/15
How is a specific grid item sized when using
grid-template-columns
defined as 100px 1fr 2fr
?
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Question 3/15
What will happen if you set
grid-template-columns: repeat(3, 1fr);
on a grid container?
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Question 4/15
When using
grid-auto-flow: dense;
, what behavior can we expect from the grid container?
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Question 5/15
What happens if you do not specify
grid-template-rows
on a grid container?
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Question 6/15
How would you set column gaps while keeping row gaps unaffected?
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Question 7/15
How would you create a gap of 10px between all grid items in a grid container?
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Question 8/15
Can we use fractions to define grid column sizes in CSS Grid? Which unit is used?
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Question 9/15
How do you define a grid container in CSS?
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Question 10/15
How could you place a grid item to span across three columns starting from the second column?
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Question 11/15
What CSS Grid property allows overriding of the grid containerβs alignment along the horizontal axis?
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Question 12/15
Which axis is manipulated by
align-content
in a grid layout?
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Question 13/15
In the CSS Grid layout, what value of
grid-auto-flow
automatically places items by column?
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Question 14/15
What does the CSS rule
grid-template-rows: repeat(4, 100px);
mean?
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Question 15/15
When does
grid-template-areas
become useful in a grid layout?
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Question 1/15
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Which property allows grid items to be named and referenced by grid-template-areas?
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The
grid-area
property is used to name grid items, which can then be referenced in grid-template-areas
.
Question 2/15
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How is a specific grid item sized when using <pre><code>grid-template-columns</code></pre> defined as <pre><code>100px 1fr 2fr</code></pre>?
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The columns are set as 100px, 1 fraction of remaining space, and 2 fractions of the remaining space after fixed columns.
Question 3/15
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What will happen if you set <pre><code>grid-template-columns: repeat(3, 1fr);</code></pre> on a grid container?
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Using
grid-template-columns: repeat(3, 1fr);
creates a grid with 3 columns that take up equal portions of the available space.
Question 4/15
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When using <pre><code>grid-auto-flow: dense;</code></pre>, what behavior can we expect from the grid container?
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grid-auto-flow: dense;
ensures the grid tries to fill in the gaps in the layout as much as possible by repositioning items.
Question 5/15
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What happens if you do not specify <pre><code>grid-template-rows</code></pre> on a grid container?
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Without specifying
grid-template-rows
, each row will have a height of 'auto', defined by the content inside.
Question 6/15
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How would you set column gaps while keeping row gaps unaffected?
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The
column-gap
property specifically applies gaps between columns without affecting the gaps between rows.
Question 7/15
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How would you create a gap of 10px between all grid items in a grid container?
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The properties
grid-gap
and gap
can be used to set the space between grid items.
Question 8/15
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Can we use fractions to define grid column sizes in CSS Grid? Which unit is used?
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In CSS Grid, the
fr
unit represents a fraction of the available space in the grid container.
Question 9/15
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How do you define a grid container in CSS?
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A grid container is defined by setting the
display
property to grid
on an element.
Question 10/15
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How could you place a grid item to span across three columns starting from the second column?
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Using
grid-column: 2 / span 3;
will make the grid item start at the second column and span across three columns.
Question 11/15
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What CSS Grid property allows overriding of the grid containerβs alignment along the horizontal axis?
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The
justify-items
property allows overriding of the grid containerβs alignment, dictating how items align along their inline axis (horizontally).
Question 12/15
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Which axis is manipulated by <pre><code>align-content</code></pre> in a grid layout?
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The
align-content
property manipulates the vertical or row axis within the grid layout.
Question 13/15
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In the CSS Grid layout, what value of <pre><code>grid-auto-flow</code></pre> automatically places items by column?
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Setting
grid-auto-flow
to column
allows items to be placed automatically by column.
Question 14/15
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What does the CSS rule <pre><code>grid-template-rows: repeat(4, 100px);</code></pre> mean?
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The
grid-template-rows: repeat(4, 100px);
rule creates 4 rows, each 100px in height.
Question 15/15
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When does <pre><code>grid-template-areas</code></pre> become useful in a grid layout?
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grid-template-areas
is particularly useful when it helps identify and refer to specific areas to manage a layout cleanly.