Chapter 2
The content of a blockquote element is usually placed in quotation marks.
True
A color value is an alphabetic expression that represents the intensity of the primary colors.
False
A generic font describes the general appearance of a typeface and relies on a specific font definition.
False
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) 3 introduced opacity to the CSS color models where opacity defines how transparent the color appears.
False
Embedded style sheets are created by web page authors and consist of styles that are inserted directly within the body element of a Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) document.
False
Embedded styles apply to the Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) documents in which they are created and are accessible to other documents in the website.
False
Hue values range from 0˚ to 360˚, where 0˚ matches the location of blue on the color wheel, 120˚ matches red, and 240˚ matches green.
False
In the context of formatting lists, by default, unordered lists are displayed with numerals while ordered lists are displayed with a solid disc.
False
The subscript and superscript styles lower or raise text vertically, as well as resize it.
False
Absolute units are units that are fixed in size regardless of the output device and are usually used only with printed media.
True
Browser extensions are identified through the use of a vendor prefix, which indicates the browser vendor that created and supports the property.
True
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) allow RGB values to be entered as hexadecimal numbers.
True
In addition to the W3C-supported style properties, most browsers supply their own extended library of style properties, known as browser extensions.
True
In every version of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), one can apply a style rule containing a list of style properties to an element or a group of elements known as a selector
True
One advantage of user-defined style sheets is that they make the web more accessible to visually impaired users who may require larger fonts or the absence of clashing color schemes.
True
Saturation measures the intensity of the chosen color and ranges from 0% (no color) up to 100% (full color).
True
The first style sheet interpreted by a browser is the one built into the browser itself
True
The most common way of accepting user input is through a web form.
True
User-defined styles are defined by users based on the settings they make while configuring a browse
True
User-defined styles can be superseded by external styles, which are the styles that a website author creates and places within a Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) file and links to the page.
True
