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For an internal style sheet, the word internal indicates that the style element is contained in the source file itself. |
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Hexadecimal digits are used to specify colors in HTML because, for example, an 8 digit binary color code can be specified using just two hexadecimal digits. |
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When used in styles, 6 digit hexadecimal color codes must be preceded by the @ symbol. |
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The browser-safe color palette includes over 2048 colors that display accurately on all color monitors. |
| | A) | TRUE |
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Headers, by default, are displayed in a bold font. To turn off the default bold display of headers, we may use font-style:normal as a style definition for headers. |
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A style definition consists of a property and a value separated by a semicolon. For example, color;cyan. |
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If a style class p uses the style definition font-weight:bolder, and a substyle p.hevvy does not specify use the font-weight property, then the value of the font-weight property in p.hevvy will not be the same as in the p class |
| | A) | TRUE |
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A local style definition takes precedence over any style definition for that tag in a style element. |
| | A) | TRUE |
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You can create completely new elements in XML but not XHTML. |
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<div> is a generic inline tag that can be used to create custom tags. |
| | A) | TRUE |
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