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Continuing Education HTML
HTML code is
  1. Compiled
  2. Interpreted
Continuing Education CSS
How do you make each word in a text start with a capital letter?
  1. text-transform:capitalize
  2. You can't do that with CSS
  3. text-transform:uppercase
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Continuing Education CSS
How do you change the text color of an element?
  1. text-color:
  2. fgcolor
  3. text-color=
  4. color:
Continuing Education CSS
How can you apply the same style for different tags (elements)?
  1. tag1:tag2:tag3{...}
  2. tag1.tag2.tag3{...}
  3. tag1,tag2,tag3{...}
Continuing Education HTML
How can you create an e-mail link?
  1. <a href="xxx@yyy">
  2. <a href="mailto:xxx@yyy">
  3. <mail href="xxx@yyy">
  4. <mail>xxx@yyy</mail>
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Continuing Education HTML
What is the correct HTML for making a text area?
  1. <textarea>
  2. <input type="textarea"/>
  3. <input type="textbox"/>
Continuing Education CSS
Continuing Education HTML
What is the correct HTML for making a checkbox?
  1. <check>
  2. <input type="checkbox"/>
  3. <input type="check"/>
  4. <checkbox>
Continuing Education CSS
How do you display hyperlinks without an underline?
  1. a {text-decoration:none}
  2. a {text-decoration:no underline}
  3. a {decoration:no underline}
  4. a {underline:none}
Continuing Education CSS
How to allow an element to override a style that was defined in a CSS file?
  1. Use the "style" attribute of that element
  2. Use class="none"
  3. Use parentcss = "none"
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Continuing Education CSS
If your styles work on Firefox but not on IE, what should you check?
  1. !DOCTYPE Definition
  2. CSS Standard Type Definition
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