CSS Styling text and fonts MCQs

The font-style property is used to set the style of an element's text, such as "italic" or "oblique."

The line-height property controls the space between lines of text within an element.

The text-transform property is used to transform the text to uppercase, lowercase, or other capitalization styles.

The font-weight property is used to specify the thickness of an element's font characters, such as "bold."

The text-decoration property controls decoration styles like underline, overline, and line-through for text.

The letter-spacing property controls the space between letters in a text.

The font-size property is used to specify the font size of an element's text.

The font-family property specifies the typeface or font family to be used for the text.

The color property is used to set the color of an element's text.

The text-align property controls the alignment of text within an element, such as "left," "right," "center," or "justify."

The font-style property is used to set the style of an element's font characters to italic or oblique.

The font-variant property controls the capitalization of text, such as "small-caps."

The font-weight property is used to set the thickness of an element's text characters to a lighter or bolder style.

The font-stretch property controls the width of text characters, allowing for variations like "condensed" or "expanded."

The font-size-adjust property in CSS controls the adjustment of the font size to achieve a consistent height for lowercase letters, particularly in fonts that vary in x-height.

The text-overflow property in CSS controls the behavior of text when it overflows the element's boundary, typically in the context of ellipsis for truncated text.

The word-spacing property in CSS controls the space between words in text.

The text-rendering property in CSS controls the rendering quality of text, allowing for optimizations in text display.

The text-decoration-style property is used to set the style of an element's underline for text, such as "solid," "dotted," or "dashed."

In CSS, the text-overflow property value "ellipsis" indicates that text is displayed with an ellipsis (...) when it overflows the element.

The text-align property is used to control the alignment of text within an element in the horizontal direction.

The font-kerning property in CSS controls the adjustment of letter spacing, particularly for fine-tuning the spacing between specific letter pairs.

In CSS, the text-transform value "capitalize" transforms the first character of each word to uppercase.

The font-variant value "small-caps" in CSS converts lowercase letters to small capitals, maintaining the font size.

The font-weight property is used to set the thickness of an element's text characters to a lighter or bolder style.

The text-transform property is used to control the case of text, transforming it to uppercase, lowercase, or other capitalization styles.

In CSS, the text-decoration value "line-through" adds a line through the text, striking it out.

The line-height property is used to control the spacing between lines of text in an element, and it's often expressed as a relative value, such as "1.5" times the font size.

In CSS, the font-variant value "normal" indicates that text maintains the default text style, without applying small capitals or other variants.

The word-spacing property is used to control the space between words in a block of text.

In CSS, the font-size-adjust property sets the height of lowercase letters, particularly in fonts that vary in x-height.

The text-decoration-line property controls decoration styles like underline, overline, and line-through for text.

The vertical-align property is used to set the alignment of text within an element in the vertical direction.

In CSS, the text-overflow property value "clip" indicates that text is displayed without any overflow.

In CSS, the letter-spacing value "normal" indicates that no additional letter spacing is applied beyond the default spacing.

The color property is used to control the color of an element's text.

In CSS, the text-align property value "justify" justifies text, creating even spacing between words and aligning it to both the left and right margins.

The font-variant value "small-caps" in CSS converts lowercase letters to small capitals, maintaining the font size.

In CSS, the font-stretch value "ultra-condensed" indicates that the text is condensed to a minimal width.

In CSS, the word-spacing value "inherit" indicates that the space between words inherits the value from the parent element.

The line-height property is used to control the space between lines of text within an element.

In CSS, the text-align property value "right" aligns text to the right within the element.

In CSS, the font-size-adjust value "none" indicates that no adjustment to the font size is applied.

The text-transform property is used to control the case of text, including the transformation to lowercase.

In CSS, the text-align property value "center" aligns text to the center within the element.

In CSS, the text-decoration value "overline" adds a line above the text.

The vertical-align property is used to control the vertical alignment of an inline element with respect to its parent element's baseline.

In CSS, the text-overflow value "ellipsis" indicates that text is displayed with an ellipsis (...) when it overflows the element.

The text-transform property is used to control the case of text, transforming it to uppercase, lowercase, or other capitalization styles.

In CSS, the line-height property value "normal" indicates that line spacing is adjusted based on the font size and other factors.