One way to introduce an image and place it in a block element container is to embed it inside its own div element , then place that new div element inside the container using internal padding and internal margins.(True or false)? .central li and .central ul are both overriden (in a common selector property such as color) by both div.central li and div ul.(True or false)? Paragraphs in a vertical block structure inside a div element can be flush mounted against each other ( no separation space between them) by employing padding but not by eliminating the margin in-between them (setting margin:0px;). (True or false)? In the table element, the col or colgroup designation with class name can be used to control and override background colors but not text color.(True or false)? Given the following html, what would be the correct
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One way to introduce an image and place it in a block element container is to embed it inside its own div element , then place that new div element inside the container using internal padding and internal margins.(True or false)?
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.central li and .central ul are both overriden (in a common selector property such as color) by both div.central li and div ul.(True or false)?
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Paragraphs in a vertical block structure inside a div element can be flush mounted against each other ( no separation space between them) by employing padding but not by eliminating the margin in-between them (setting margin:0px;). (True or false)?
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In the table element, the col or colgroup designation with class name can be used to control and override background colors but not text color.(True or false)?
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Given the following html, what would be the correct css to make the ul element red text . (True or false)?
<html>
<head>
<link rel= "
stylesheet" type="text/css" href="mystyle3300.css">
</head>
<body>
<p class="central">
I'm a paragraph; what color am I?
</p>
<div class = "central">
<p>
I'm another paragraph, what color am I ?
</p>
<ul>
<li> I'm a list item;what color am I?</ li>
</ ul>
</div>
</body>
</html>
a. div.central.ul li {color:red;}
b. div.central{color:red;}
li,ul {color:yellow;}
c. p.central ul{color:red;}
d. div.central ul {color:red;}
div.central{ {color:yellow;}
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