Responsive Web Design with CSS Quiz

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Which CSS property allows you to change the visual stacking order of elements in a positioned container?

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In CSS Grid, what is the default size for grid-template-columns if not explicitly set?

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What is the purpose of the CSS
overflow
property?

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In CSS, what does the term 'mobile-first design' imply?

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How can you prevent a CSS Grid container from shrinking below a certain size?

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How do you ensure a CSS Grid item spans three columns starting from the second column?

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Question 7/15

How does the CSS
@supports
rule enhance responsive design?

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Which value of the CSS display property would transform a block-level element into an inline-level element?

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What property and value pair would you use to hide an element from the layout without removing it from the source order?

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Which CSS feature allows a layout to adapt based on the size of the viewport?

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What CSS property lets you specify different background images for high-resolution displays?

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In Flexbox, which property is used to define the alignment along the cross axis?

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Using CSS Grid, how would you define a layout with a gap of 10px between rows?

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In CSS, which property would you use to create a fixed aspect ratio for an element?

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What CSS unit allows for fluid typography that scales relative to the viewport width?

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Question 1/15
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Which CSS property allows you to change the visual stacking order of elements in a positioned container?

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The
z-index
property controls the stack order of elements that have positioning, such as relative, absolute, or fixed.
Question 2/15
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In CSS Grid, what is the default size for grid-template-columns if not explicitly set?

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The default value for
grid-template-columns
is
auto
, which sizes columns based on content.
Question 3/15
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What is the purpose of the CSS <pre>overflow</pre> property?

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The
overflow
property handles content overflow for an element, allowing it to scroll or hide excess content.
Question 4/15
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In CSS, what does the term 'mobile-first design' imply?

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Mobile-first design involves starting with the layout and functionality for mobile devices and progressively enhancing it for larger screens, often using min-width queries.
Question 5/15
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How can you prevent a CSS Grid container from shrinking below a certain size?

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Using
minmax(100px, 1fr)
in a grid definition ensures that grid items do not shrink beyond 100px.
Question 6/15
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How do you ensure a CSS Grid item spans three columns starting from the second column?

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grid-column: 2 / span 3;
starts the grid item at the second column and spans three columns.
Question 7/15
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How does the CSS <pre><code>@supports</code></pre> rule enhance responsive design?

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The
@supports
rule checking for CSS feature support enables developers to apply specific styles if certain features are supported by the browser.
Question 8/15
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Which value of the CSS display property would transform a block-level element into an inline-level element?

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Setting
display: inline;
makes a block-level element behave like an inline element, fitting snugly within the content flow.
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What property and value pair would you use to hide an element from the layout without removing it from the source order?

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Both
display: none;
and
visibility: hidden;
can hide an element without removing it from the DOM, but
display: none;
removes it from the layout flow entirely.
Question 10/15
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Which CSS feature allows a layout to adapt based on the size of the viewport?

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Media Queries allow you to apply different styles based on the size of the viewport or specific conditions, enabling responsive design.
Question 11/15
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What CSS property lets you specify different background images for high-resolution displays?

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The
image-set()
function allows you to specify multiple images for different device resolutions.
Question 12/15
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In Flexbox, which property is used to define the alignment along the cross axis?

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The
align-items
property is used to align flex items along the cross axis in a flex container.
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Using CSS Grid, how would you define a layout with a gap of 10px between rows?

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The property
grid-row-gap
or simply
row-gap
if using shorthand syntax creates spacing between rows in a CSS Grid layout.
Question 14/15
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In CSS, which property would you use to create a fixed aspect ratio for an element?

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The
aspect-ratio
property is used to define a fixed width-to-height ratio for an element.
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What CSS unit allows for fluid typography that scales relative to the viewport width?

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vw
stands for viewport width and is a relative unit that scales based on the width of the viewport, making it ideal for fluid typography.