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Final exam review for web design HTML, CSS, Dreamweaver

Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in each of the black spaces below before clicking on it to display the answer.
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show text-decoration  
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CSS selector that is used with 1px solid blue   show
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CSS selector to change the color of the background   show
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show font-size  
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CSS selector to change words to italic   show
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CSS selector to change words to bold   show
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show font-family  
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show line-height  
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show background-image  
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show border-width  
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Default horizontal alignment for paragraphs   show
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Creates a line break or "enter"   show
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Creates a numbered list   show
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show ul  
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show 6  
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Largest header element   show
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show h6  
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show nesting  
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show li  
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show absolute  
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show relative  
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HTML code to insert a picture starts with this   show
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This is added to an image tag for accessibility and describes the image   show
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Two tags can bold text; b (which is deprecated) and   show
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Two tags can italize text; i (which is deprecated) and   show
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show hr /  
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HTML tag that indents from left and right and is a block element used in place of a paragraph   show
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show black  
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show white  
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Formatting tags like em, strong, or other tags that cannot stand alone are called   show
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show block  
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The information the title tag displays where in the browser?   show
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The two most widely accepted image formats for the web are GIF and   show
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This web image format supports transparency and animation   show
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What symbol must all hexadecimal codes appear with?   show
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show pound sign  
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show period  
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show Tahoma  
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show serif  
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show bold  
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The default color, if not changed in CSS, for a webpage font is   show
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Unclicked links, by default, are this color   show
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show purple  
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show favicon  
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show PNG  
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An animated GIF is an image with more than one   show
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A photograph or image with multiple clickable link areas (added in Dreamweaver) is called a/an   show
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If you do not want buttons that are hyperlinked to have an ugly blue or purple border, set the border to   show
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This type of image format, which can have up to 16 million colors, is best used for photographs on webpages   show
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show disc  
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The three common unordered list types are disc, circle, and   show
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To set up a page layout, it is best to use these   show
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show definition  
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Internet Explorer, Safari, and Google Chrome are called   show
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show universal reset  
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To center a div, it must have a width set and you must set this to auto:   show
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show markup  
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show Dreamweaver  
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If you want a hyperlink to open in a new window, you must set the target to   show
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A closing tags looks different from an opening tag because inside the the tag, the first character is   show
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show rollover  
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A line in CSS that begins with //* and ends with *// is called a   show
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Webpages created in Notepad need to be saved with this typed at the end of the filename   show
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Organizing a webpage with the most important elements first describes the principle of visual:   show
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Prototyping, testing, analyzing, fixing, and testing again is the principle of _____ design   show
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show Hick's Law  
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Generally, if not at the top of the page, the main navigation should be at this side:   show
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This graphical control element is a navigational aide to help users keep track of their locations within the website structure.   show
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Having a highly intuitive website structure increases the:   show
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show F  
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show 16  
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show often  
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This type of design means a website can automatically alter it's layout according to the user's computer/device screen or browser size.   show
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show angle brackets  
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This is a required preamble on a webpage that tells browsers and validators what version of HTML the webpage is written in:   show
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This section of a web page contains all the content that is inside the webpage and visible on the browser viewport:   show
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show resize  
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show root  
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The most current Microsoft browser, included with Windows 10, is:   show
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show interpret  
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show Mosaic  
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show 2008  
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show WYSIWYG  
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HR, IMG, and BR are considered this type of tag, which does not have a closing pair.   show
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This attribute refers to the color of text on a webpage   show
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In a tag, the part that includes an equal sign is the:   show
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This tag requires a title attribute to have any function.   show
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show mark  
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When using multiple styles inline, separate each declaration with:   show
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show number sign  
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The first two numbers of a hexadecimal code refer to this color:   show
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The middle two characters of a hexadecimal code refer to this color:   show
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show color  
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show section  
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If the paragraph after an unordered list is erroneously indented, what tag is missing?   show
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To create a hyperlink, use this tag:   show
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show target  
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To create a hyperlink that jumps down the page, first name the targets with this attribute:   show
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To jump down the page, the attribute value for the HREF should begin with a:   show
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This tag represents a single cell in a HTML table:   show
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This tag represents a cell in a table that is also centered and bold:   show
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This attribute would be used to "merge" a row of cells in a table:   show
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To link to an external style sheet, put this tag in the head:   show
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show stylesheet  
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show height  
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Hollow round bullets are called this (value):   show
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show upper-roman  
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show inline  
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This tag creates a numbered list:   show
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When styling a background or list to have images, you must remember to put this before the open parenthesis with no space in between:   show
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This property is used to style bullets to have an image:   show
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To style a frame to use around an element, include what three values for the border--- size, color, and:   show
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The most common value for border-style is:   show
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This pseudo-class is used to create an alternative format when hyperlinks are pointed at:   show
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When creating styles, the actual element you are styling (such as a p or h3) is called the:   show
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This type of stylesheet is inside the tags and overrides any other styles:   show
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When used in the head section, an embedded style sheet of CSS rules must be surrounded by this tag:   show
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CSS selector used to change text to small-caps:   show
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When setting a float, which alignment can NOT be used:   show
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show background-attachment  
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To modify every other row of a table using a pseudo-class, you would include this after TR, followed by a set of parenthesis   show
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If both an HTML table and it's rows/cells have a border, style the table border-collapse property to this to remove the double borders:   show
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To prepare images for use on a website, resize to the appropriate size in this measurement:   show
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show resolution  
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show SVG  
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To create a responsive image that scales down as the browser scales down, set this to 100%:   show
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To center an image, you must style the image:   show
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show clear  
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show figure  
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This would be an application of which design principle--" reduce the distance from one point to the next and make the target object large enough to enable prompt detection and selection of interactive elements"   show
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