Nettuts+ Quiz #10: Basic CSS3 Techniques

Nettuts+ Quiz #10: Basic CSS3 Techniques

This entry is part 10 of 12 in the The Official Nettuts+ Quizzes Session
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In 2012, we plan to take our quizzes to a whole new level with ones aimed at all languages and catering to all competencies and tastes. This month, we’re covering some basic concepts and techniques in CSS3.

The prime focus today is on the easier, more accessible portions of CSS3. If you’re a hardcore CSS3 fan, don’t worry — transitions, animations, gradients and media queries are on the way!



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  • Nikolay

    Question #4 is tricky. When I read “All of the above” I thought it means that it can’t be applied to all of the above.

    • http://www.ssiddharth.com Siddharth
      Author

      No, not tricky — it’s a goof from my part. I’ve now updated the wording to make it less of a train wreck.

  • Lucas C

    Hey Siddharth!

    Love these quizzes, keep ‘em coming, but is there anyway to make jQuizzy compatible with iPads and other tablets?

    I always browse Nettuts+ and the other Tuts+ sites on my iPad, it’s great for consumption of the web, and it jars my reading to have to go and hop on my computer to complete these quizzes.

    Just a minor irritation that would be great to fix. ;)

    • http://www.ssiddharth.com Siddharth
      Author

      Thanks, Lucas. Glad you’re enjoying these.

      This version of jQuizzy was put together over a weekend. I’m working on the next version which has a ton new features including touch support.

      Cheers for the kind words!

  • http://blue-fx.org zanzzy

    undefined You scored 94.12%

    “Undefined” ? :)

    • http://www.ssiddharth.com Siddharth
      Author

      Since you’re being a nice guy, here is the HTML I put in as the response that’s clearly not being parsed:

      Great work! You're epic enough to listen to this!

  • jv

    Am I missing something? I don’t see any quiz in any browser on the mac.

  • http://ashish.bogawat.com Ashish Bogawat

    Hmm… Is it just me or is anybody else not able to see the quiz? I’ve tried different browsers, but the quiz panel is completely missing from the page.

    • http://www.ssiddharth.com Siddharth
      Author

      Check again? Our CDN was a bit wonky earlier.

      • http://ashish.bogawat.com Ashish Bogawat

        Yep, it’s working now. And 94.12% isn’t too bad. :-)

  • http://carwynstephen.com Carwyn Stephen

    Considering I don’t use a lot of css3, only rgba and multiple backgrounds/background sizing, I scored pretty well :) I just don’t like the vendor prefixes, makes for some messy code, it’s putting me off fully delving into css3.

  • http://thomasjbradley.ca Thomas J Bradley

    I believe the answer for No. 11 is incorrect. The box-shadow property can take 6 arguments:

    box-shadow: [inset] horz-offset vert-offset blur-radius [spread-distance] colour;

    http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-background/#the-box-shadow
    http://www.css3.info/preview/box-shadow/
    http://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/css-box-shadow/

    • http://www.ssiddharth.com Siddharth
      Author

      Noted and updated. I actually marked the wrong answer as right in the engine. Fixed now.

      Keen eye! :)

    • Adam

      That’s right, it can take 6. So the answer is D.

      • Adam

        Ah, Sid you must’ve fixed it right when I was taking the quiz!

      • http://www.ssiddharth.com Siddharth
        Author

        Indeed, kind sir! Thomas let me know earlier and I got it fixed.

        Yes, I’m super sneaky that way!

  • Jonathan [JCM]

    100%. So many questions about box-shadow.
    Question #11 is my fav.
    And nice video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXYjgHC_Ycw&hd=1 LOL

    • http://www.ssiddharth.com Siddharth
      Author

      Well, I chose to focus more on it since it’s almost universally used and a has a lot of potential for mishap.

  • Raj

    Hi Siddharth, in your in-place editor tutorial, you have done it for one value. I mean in the table what you created has only one value. What if we have multiple values? I can do it with multiple mojo files. But how to do it in a single mojo file? That ‘buffer’ thing takes only one. How to make it take multiple values?
    http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/javascript-ajax/create-an-in-place-editing-system-one-step-further/

  • http://cmsmasters.net/ Evgeniy Shay

    100% :)

  • Techeese

    70.59% darn almost had the swagger :)

  • http://www.aakashweb.com/ Aakash

    Nice quiz got 88.24%

    Question #17 is trickier… liked it

  • http://unkardinal.com Shaun

    maybe i’m just tripping up on the language, but how is #16 false? is it because it’s technically styling the corners and not the border specifically? seems to me the phrasing is wrong here…

  • http://www.iuditg.com Udit Goenka

    Aahh..Daam I got 2 wrong, 88.24% secured. I love the video lol :D
    Question 11 was a bit confusing, I thought it took 5 parameters, x-offset y-offset Blue Spread Color but then I released we can also accept inset which makes it 6. Overall it was fun.

  • kankaro

    to bad… 58.82%… I need some practice to make familiar to me :D ini-way thanks a lot for the quiz :D

  • http://themeforest.net/user/dexterous Dexterous

    I got 94.12%, the trick question (#11) got me. Great quiz Sid.

  • http://www.amitavroy.com/justread Amitav Roy

    Wow nice quiz… learned a lot.

  • Rajiv

    I got the swagger !

  • http://www.pricesinindia.net/ Bharat

    Well done, got some new stuff here by participating in this quiz. Liked it.

  • suhail

    good techniques to learn.

  • harish

    i got 41.18%, excuse: never used CSS3! :D

  • http://blink-design.net Simon

    I got tripped up on Question 11. I knew it was more than 5 but answer D “This is a trick question. The correct answer is not a choice.” makes it sound like there is no choice in arguments to box-shadow and they are all compulsory.

    I would simply change it to “This is a trick question, none of the above are correct”

  • http://twitter.com/sagarranpise Sagar Ranpise

    82.35% Some questions are really tricky :)

  • http://www.impressivewebs.com Louis

    Hey, Siddharth. Love these quizzes. This is actually the first one I got 100% on. :)

    But technically, one of the questions is wrong: Question #12 discusses the word-wrap property, but it has been removed from the CSS3 spec. See the note at the bottom of this section in the spec:

    http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-text/#overflow-wrap0

    It’s now replaced by overflow-wrap. I wrote about some changes to certain typographic properties here:

    http://www.impressivewebs.com/new-css3-text-wrap/

  • http://www.cheap-recipes.net/ Jack

    Scored pretty poorly (64.71%), definitely need to refresh my knowledge, but at least I didn’t try to cheat with google this time. Please keep these quizzes coming! It makes me feel like I’m in school again.

  • http://webdesignertutorials.com WebDesigner

    Great work! You’ epic enough to listen to this! You scored 94.12%

  • http://paginas-web-madrid.blogspot.es Juan

    Nice work! Congratulations for this site.
    I like it!

  • http://cuturl.in vivek

    scored 70.59%….used css3 very less….

  • Ravi

    Almost there! With a little more work, you will have this man’s swagger! You scored 70.59%

  • NavMax

    Hi Quiz doesn’t work in IE7 pls check

  • govind

    I scored 64.71%. not good score… need to improve CSS3 techniques in real time.

  • http://www.tavanir.org.ir/amar/ Omid

    wowwww!!!!!!!!
    76.47%
    I can’t believe it !
    recently use css3 and don’t correctly understanding it but i can get a good result of this quiz !

    yummy :)

  • Sunny

    Great work! You’ epic enough to listen to this! You scored 94.12%

  • http://www.facebook.com/zyadao12 Zyad Sherif

    Almost there! With a little more work, you will have this man’s swagger! You scored 88.24%