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CSS is a web design language used to style and lay out web pages. It allows separation of HTML document content from presentation, making web pages more adaptable. CSS can be integrated into HTML documents in three ways - inline, internal, and external stylesheets. Some common CSS interview questions include how CSS is used, its advantages over HTML for styling, the CSS box model, pseudo-elements, media types, and the differences between logical and presentational tags.

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Css Interview Questions

CSS is a web design language used to style and lay out web pages. It allows separation of HTML document content from presentation, making web pages more adaptable. CSS can be integrated into HTML documents in three ways - inline, internal, and external stylesheets. Some common CSS interview questions include how CSS is used, its advantages over HTML for styling, the CSS box model, pseudo-elements, media types, and the differences between logical and presentational tags.

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CSS Interview Questions

Every business is trying to make websites that are user engaging. An attractive website increases the
engagement time as the customer spends some time exploring it. Thus, every company is hiring developers who
can make that happen. If you are a CSS aspirant is applying for the post of CSS developer, make sure you go
through the smart compilation of these interview questions that can help you achieve your dream job.

Read Best CSS interview questions


Here are some of the CSS interview questions:

Q1. What is CSS?

Cascading style sheets or CSS is a web designing language simple for HTML elements. The application is
commonly known as XHTML. It is basically used to simplify the process and make the web page look
presentable.

Q2. What are the advantages of CSS?

There are a number of advantages of CSS,


It gives lots of flexibility for setting the properties of the element
Easy maintenance
It allows separation of content of the HTML document from the style and layout of the content basically
Loading of pages at a faster pace
Compatibility with multiple device
Increases the website’s adaptability and makes it compatible to future browsers

Q3. In how many ways can a CSS be integrated as a web page?

CSS can be integrated in three ways:

Inline: term is used when the CSS code have attribute of HTML elements

<p style="colour:skyblue;"> hello world!</p>

External: separate CSS file is created in the workspace and later linking them in every web page that is
created

<head>
<link rel="text/css"
href="your_CSS_file_location"/>
</head>

Internal: the head element of the web page has internal CSS implemented in it

<head>
<style>
p{
color:lime;
background-color:black;
}
</style>
</head>

Q4. What benefits and demerits do External Style Sheets have?

The advantages of External Style sheets are:


The style of several documents can be controlled from site by using them.
Multiple HTML elements can have many documents, where classes can be created.
To group styles in complex situations, selector and grouping methods are used.

Demerits of external css are as follows:

Extra download is needed to import documents having style information.


To render the document, the external style sheet should be loaded.
Not practical for small style definitions.

Q5. Discuss the merits and demerits of Embedded Style Sheets?

There are several merits and demerits of embedded style sheets:


Merits of Embedded Style Sheets:

Multiple tag types can be created in a single document.


Styles, in complex situations, can be applied by using Selector and Grouping methods.
Extra download is unnecessary.

Demerits of Embedded Style Sheets:

Multiple documents cannot be controlled.

Q6. What is CSS Box Model and what are its elements?

The CSS box defines the design and the layout of elements of CSS. The several elements are:

Margin: transparent area outside border


Border: the padding and content option with a border around it is shown.
Padding
: Space is around content. Padding is transparent.
Content: box where text and images appear.
e.g.:

div{
width: 300px;
border: 25px solid yellow;
padding: 25px;
margin: 25px;
}

Q7. What is the purpose of the z-index and how is it used?

The z-index helps specify the stack order of positioned elements that may overlap one another. The z-index
default value is zero, and can take on either a positive or negative number.

An element with a higher z-index is always stacked above than a lower index.

Z-Index can take the following values:

Auto: Sets the stack order equal to its parents.


Number: Orders the stack order.
Initial: Sets this property to its default value (0).
Inherit: Inherits this property from its parent element.

Q8. What are the benefits of CSS sprites?

Benefits of using CSS sprites are


It is a technique where one has a large image containing a set of small images. Those images can be
broken down with the help of CSS to disintegrate into multiple images.
It helps large images or pages to load faster hence, saving a lot of time. It cuts back HTTP requests. It is
also flexible over website’s layout and design.
The concept of CSS sprites is used to reduce the loading time for a web page because it combines the
various small images into one image. It reduces the number of http requests and hence the loading time.

Q9. How can you integrate CSS on a web page?

CSS can be integrated in three ways:


Inline: term is used when the CSS code have attribute of HTML elements

<p style="colour:skyblue;"> My Sky!</p>

External: separate CSS file is created in the workspace and later linking them in every web page that is
created

<head>
<link rel="text/css" href="your_CSS_file_location"/>
</head>

Internal: the head element of the web page has internal CSS implemented in it

<head>
<style>
p{
color:lime;
background-color:black;
}
</style>
</head>

Q10. Compare RGB values with Hexadecimal color codes?

A color can be specified in two ways:


A color is represented by 6 characters i.e. hexadecimal color coding. It is a combination of numbers and
letters and is preceded by #. e.g.: g {color: #00cjfi}
A mixture of red, green and blue represents a color. The value of a color can also be specified.

e.g.: rgb(r,g,b):
In this type the values can be in between the integers 0 and 255. rgb(r%,g%,b%): red, green and blue percentage
is shown.

Q11. Enlist the various Media types used?

Different media has different properties as they are case insensitive.


They are:

Aural – for sound synthesizers and speech


Print – gives a preview of the content when printed
Projection- projects the CSS on projectors.
Handheld- uses handheld devices.
Screen- computers and laptop screens.

Q12. What is Pseudo-elements?

Pseudo-elements are keyword added to the selector that allows one o style a specific part of the selected
element. CSS in used to apply styles in HTML mark-up. In some cases when extra mark-up or styling is not
possible for the document, then there is a feature available in CSS known as pseudo-elements. It will allow extra
mark-up to the document without disturbing the actual document. It can be used for;
1. To style the first letter, line or element
2. To insert a content

Syntax

Selector: :pseudo-element {
property1 :value;
property2 :value;
}

Q13. What is the usage of Class selector?

A name preceded by a full stop is considered as a class selector in CSS. Selectors that are unique to a specific
style, are called CLASS selectors. Declaration of style and association with HTML can be made through this.
An ID identifies a single element whereas a class identifies more than one element.

Syntax for the class selector:

Classname:it can be A-Z, a-z or digits.

.top {font: 14em ;} //class selector


<Body class= "top"> //this class is associated with element </body>

Q14. Enlist the various fonts’ attributes?

They are:
Font-style
Font-variant
Font-weight
Font-size/line-height
Font-family
Caption
Icon

Q15. Comment on the Case-sensitivity of CSS ?

Basically it is not case sensitive but the class names are considered as case sensitive in HTML 4.01 nevertheless
font families, URL’s of images, etc is. Only when XML declarations along with XHTML DOCTYPE are being
used on the page, CSS is case -sensitive.

Q16. Enlist the media types CSS allows?

Media is one of the most important features of CSS. Media renders the design and customization of documents.
By applying media control over the external style sheets, they can be retrieved and used by loading it from the
network. Some of the media types are:
All – for all devices
Aural – speech synthesizers
Braille – feedback devices
Embossed – paged braille printers
Handheld – typically small screen, limitation of bandwidth
Projection – basically for projectors
Tv – television type devices
Screen – color computer screens

Q17. Differentiate logical tags from physical tags?

There are several pointers that make local tags different from physical tags:
Physical Tags Local Tags
Physical tags are used to indicate how a particular logical tags are used to indicate by the visually impaired
character is to be formatted and put emphasis on the text.
Physical tags are also referred to as presentational
Logical tags are useless for appearances
mark-up
Physical tags are newer versions Logical tags are old and concentrate on content

Q18. Differentiate Style Sheet concept from HTML?

While HTML provides easy structure method, it lacks styling, unlike Style sheets. Moreover, style sheets have
better browser capabilities and formatting options. CSS works better on bigger pages and as the pages grow the
benefits become more and more visible. HTML is basically for smaller pages. Due to modularity, CSS has
become popular it makes the process simple and webpages more presentable and is not meant for HTML alone.

Q19. Describe ‘rule set’?

It is an instruction that tells browser on how to render a specific element on the HTML page. It consists of a
selector with a declaration block that follows. Rule set: Selectors can be attached to other selectors to be
identified by rule set.

It has two parts:

Selector, e.g. R and


Declaration block {text-indent: 11pt}

Q20. What are the limitations of CSS?

There are several limitations of CSS such as:


CSS can’t fulfill turning completeness hence, it can never perform logical like ‘if/else’, for/while, etc, or
arithmetical tasks
One cannot read files using CSS
It cannot provide total control over document display and allows the contents of the page to come through
whatever the browser is used.
Ascending by selectors is not possible
Limitations of vertical control
No expressions as it is a text-based coding language
No column declaration
Pseudo-class not controlled by dynamic behavior
Rules, styles, targeting specific text not possible

Q21. What are the different versions of CSS ?

Different versions of CSS are:

CSS 1
CSS 2
CSS 2.1
CSS 3
CSS 4

CSS is designed to allow presentation and content to be separated, including layout, colors, and fonts.

This divergence can enhance the availability of content, provide more flexibility and control in presentation
specifications, allow different web pages to share proofreading by stipulating the relevant CSS in a separate.css
file and lessen the complexity and repetition of major structural content.

Thus, the compilation of these 20 questions includes some of the major points that can be asked during an
interview. The interviewers generally check the base knowledge of a candidate, which can be gained by
practicing these questions prior interview.

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