IES: CSS-deck 4

Question 1

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CSS color names: w (3)

Answer 1

• wheat
• White
• white smoke

Question 2

CSS color names: y (2)

Answer 2

• yellow
• Yellow green

Question 3

color code forms

Answer 3

• RGB
• Color name
• Hexadecimal number
• HSL
• the alpha value (or opacity value: usually the 4th value) (can be used with RGB, HEX #, and hsl only)

Question 4

hexadecimal number calculation: RGB

Answer 4

• numbers go from 0 through f (0 being 0; f being 15)
• Hexadecimal means values are calculated using a 16 digit base (normal numbering has a 10 digit base: 0 to 9)
• To calculate each two digit number value, you do the following:
  1.) you multiply the second digit by 16 to the zero power (any digit to the zero power is equal to 1), so you multiply the second digit by 1. okay here we go7
  2.) multiply the first digit by 16 to the first power (any digit to the first power is equal to that same digit), so you multiply that first digit times 16.
  3.) now, Add the first result with the second result and you have your number for that section of the hexadecimal-whether it be R or red, G or green, or B or blue,

Question 5

hexadecimal number calculation: A, alpha, or opacity value

Answer 5

1.) Multiply the opacity decimal value times 255.
2.) Fraction won’t convert to hexadecimal, so round number to the nearest whole number.
3.) Divide the result by 16 (the answer before the decimal is your first digital value for alpha)
4.) Multiply what’s behind the decimal by 16 (the answer is your second digital value for alpha

Question 6

RGB number calculation: A, alpha, or opacity value

Answer 6

1.) take the given opacity percentage
2.) change the opacity percentage to a decimal
3.) the alpha or opacity value should be between 0.0 and 1.0

Question 7

HSL number calculation

Answer 7

• H: hue
• S: saturation
• L: lightness
• Hue is a degree on the color wheel from 0 to 360 (0 is red, 120 is green, and 240 is blue).
• Saturation is a percentage value. 0% means a shade of gray, and 100% is the full color.
• Lightness is also a percentage. 0% is black, 50% is neither light or dark, 100% is white
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Question 8

HSL hue color numbers

Answer 8

• red: 0 degrees
• green: 120 degrees
• blue: 240 degrees

Question 9

CSS: setting the background

Answer 9

• the background can be set in two different ways:
  1. Background shorthand property: values can be specified in a space-separated list (values should appear in the listed order, but any value can be omitted)
  2. Individual properties: these can be specified to background-color, background-image, background-repeat, background-position, and background-attachment.

Question 10

Background image property order code

Answer 10

• background: color url(image.png) repeat position attachment;

Question 11

Background image default

Answer 11

• positioned at element top left corner
• Placed on a layer above the background color
• Image repeatedly tiled across the element area
• Has a scroll value (relates to the viewport): image will scroll along with the page

Question 12

Repeat-x

Answer 12

• modifies default background tiling behavior
• Restricts tiling pattern to one horizontal row

Question 13

Repeat-y

Answer 13

• modifies default background tiling behavior
• Restricts the tiling pattern to one vertical column

Question 14

No-repeat

Answer 14

• modifies default background tiling behavior
• Value that restricts the image to a single copy placed at the top left corner

Question 15

Background property position values

Answer 15

• horizontal: left, right, and center
• Vertical: top, bottom, and center
• scroll (default value)
• Fixed-property specifying position of the image relative to the viewport when the page gets scrolled (fixed is the opposite of scroll)

Question 16

“pc”

Answer 16

• picas
• typographical unit of font height
• six picas is equivalent to 1 inch

Question 17

“em”

Answer 17

• (font size)
• abstract typographical unit of font size
• one em is equivalent to the height of a given font

Question 18

“ex”

Answer 18

• (font size)
• abstract typographical unit of font size
• one ex is equivalent to the height of lowercase “x” in a font
• often 50% of 1 em

Question 19

“px”

Answer 19

• pixels
• abstract unit
• represents the dots on a computer monitor (where there are 1024px on each line when the monitor resolution is 1024x768)

Question 20

The possible comprising properties of a Content box border:

Answer 20

• border-width
• border-color
• border-style