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CSS Interview Questions


CSS Interview Questions

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Latest Answer: The Imported Style Sheet in CSS uses the notation @import is used for automatically importing and merge an external style sheet with the current style sheet. ...
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Latest Answer: One doesn't have to declare repeating styles for the child elements. E.g. if has a font-name style set to Arial, by default all the elements in the HTML document will inherit this property, unless defined separately. ...
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Latest Answer: There are three types of CSS rules. They are namely:HTML SelectorClass andID ...
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Latest Answer: To make the downloading to the web pages fast.To make the content different from styles.to maintain the site in same standard and make changes in the style of whole style very fast. ...
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Latest Answer: p{white-space: nowrap}Is this what you are looking for ? ...
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There are various ways of creating style sheets. The main three ways are listed below namely: Embedded Style Sheets External Style Sheets Inline Styles Let us see each of these 
Latest Answer: 1. Browser default 2. External style sheet 3. Internal style sheet (inside the tag) 4. Inline style (inside an HTML element) ...

Cascading of styles is one in which an element called as child element placed with another element called as parent element inherit the styles of the parent. Cascading of styles also comes into picture 
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CSS is called as Cascading Style Sheets. This is used to enhance the features of web pages like formatting styles say bold, font size and so on and there by increase the visual appearance of web pages. 
Latest Answer: CSS helps in faster downloading of the pages. Main benefit is that the styles need to be downloaded only once, on the first page the user visits. The style sheet goes into the cache, and thus need not be downloaded again and again for other pages that ...

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