CSS & JQUERY Practice ExercisesCSS Practice Exercises 1.1.€58 Syntax Open HIML-Kit Tools(Shortcut on Desktop}. Select File > New Document. Paste the below code, Observe the syntax for the CSS mentioned for the P tag 1[Page

Hello World!

CSS comments are not shown in the output.

Me too!

<

And I'm not affected by the styling,.te/div> tag with a random text,after the tag and verify if the styling is applied on the same, 1.3.2 Selecting an Element with i: In the Editor, add an id{id = "#parat”) to the first

and add the below dparal. style. ‘The code shauld look similar to below. Verify in the preview. The Styling should be applied to the first paragraph only. Red and center-aligned headingch1> “center'>Red and center-aligned paragraph.

‘Add a new

element with random text below the

tag, name the class of the same as “left” Create a new Class in the Style tag with name as left and add the text-align attribute as left and color as blue. Preview the HTML now and see the difference, 1.3.4 Selecting a specific element with class name: Now that we were selecting the Elements with a class name, lets select specific elements with the class name 3 [PageIn the code above in earlier ecercise, beside the dass name, add the tag name as well{suppose p }. Your code should look similar to as below and observe the Styling affects only the

tag and not the ‘tag though both the elements have same Class name. shtml>

This heading will not be affecteds/h1>

This paragraph will be red and center-aligned.

sft Now replace the 'p'added beside the class tag with 1’ and observe the difference in the preview. 1.3.5 Grouping similar style to several tags/classes Now that we have observed selecting an element with a tag name and class name, group several elements together. shall see how to Observe the below code and see how the grouping has been made Copy and paste the below code in editor and view the preview. Hello World! a|Pageh2»Smaller heading!

‘This is a paragraph.

Now add the class name to each of the elements and then suffix the class names to the respective elementsin the style tags. Eg: and in style tag as below h1.class1, h2.class2, p { text-align: center; color: red; } ‘Verify in the preview if the respective elements are being styled accordingly. 1.4 CSS Backgrounds 1.4.1. Simple background Lets see h 1w we can make a simple background to anelement in HTML, In the below example we shall see how to put background color to the body of the HTML, shead> My C55 web page!

Hello world! This is an example of body with background color.

1.4.2 Background to specific elements: 5|PageNow Lets individually give a background color to different elements. Copy paste the below cade and observe the way different elements are being styled individually with different background, Check the preview and observe the difference. chtml> CSS background-color example!

‘This is a text inside a div element.

This paragraph has its own background color.

We are still in the div element.

‘Add the below style and check the preview. body { background-color: red; } 1.4.3. background with image Create a new folder in the desktop, Copy paste the below code in HTML Kit Tools and save the document in the falder that was created. 6 [Page Hello World! Copy the file images.jpg from the labsfimages folder, to the newly created folder where the HTML has been saved and refer the name of the picture in the style, Check the preview and the image should be loaded as background with repeated several times horizontally and vertically, 1.4.4 Repeat image horizontally Add the line "background-repeat: repeat-x;" in the style and check the preview. Now the image should be repeated only horizontally. Hello World! Change the repeat-x to repeat-y and check the preview. now the background should be repeated vertically only. 7[Page1.4.5 No repeat image So now we know how to stop the image getting repeated horizontally/vertically/both. To have the repeat stopped both horizontally & vertically, set the background-repeat to "no-repeat" Hello World!

The background image is only showing ance, but itis disturbing the reader!

1.46 Positioning background image Observe the below style which will say how to position the imge in the body of the HTML page. Copy the below HTML code and paste in the HTML Editor and observe the positioning of the background image now. shtml> Hello World! 8|Page

W3Schools background no-repeat, set position example.

Now the background image is only shown once, and positioned away from the text.

Now change the position from "right top" to "left top" and preview the HTML. 15 CSS Text 1.5.1 CSS Text color ‘We shall see how to make the color of the text in this exercise. Observe the color pattern in the below code and see how various colors are put to various texts in respective elemnts. Copy the below code in HTML editor and preview the same.

This is an ordinary paragraph, Notice that this text is red. The default text-color for a page is defined in the body selector.

This is a paragraph with cla ‘ex". This text is blue.

9|Page1.5.2 Text alignment Observe the below code and see haw the text alignment has been made for various parts of the text. Use the below code in the HTML Editor and see how the text gets aligned. ehtml>

May, 2009

In my younger and more vulnerable years my father gave me some advice that I've been turning over in my mind ever since. ‘Whenever you feel like criticizing anyone,’ he told me, "just remember that all the people in this world haven't had the advantages that you've had.'

cbeNote: Resize the browser window to see how the value "justify" works.

Change the Alignments in the above cade and see the preview. 1.5.3 Text decoration Now we shall see various text decoration patterns. Add the below styling to the code in HTML Editor and check the difference, This is heading 1

This is heading 2

<

This is heading 3

1.5.4 Text transformation Using the below style code try and set the text transformations.

This is some text.

This is some text.

1.5.5 Text indentation ‘The text identation can be done using the below code, Change the text indent to 150px and see the preview. Observe the difference now. 1.5.6 CSS Fonts In the below excercise we shall see how to set various fonts to the text. Observe the style difference for various elements. Try and set the font family and check the preview, al, Helvetica, sans-serif;

CSS font-familys/h1>

This is a paragraph, shown in the Times New Roman font.

This is a paragraph, shown in the Arial font.

1.5.7 Selecting the font style: ‘The font style can be set to italic/normal using the below attributes, Observe the different font styles in the paragraphs,

This is a paragraph in oblique style.

1.5.8 setting the font size 13 [PageFont size can be set using the Font-size attribute. Use the below code and try setting the font size by increasing the px or in the decimals of em. shtml> ‘spa This is a paragraph.

This is another paragraph.

1.5.9 Setting with em: The below format shows how to set the font size Ushg em(unit of measure af font size) Increase the font size in the decimal values and observe the difference. 1.6 CSS Links 1.6.1 Working with coloring of links upon visiting, visited and hover. Copy the below code to the HTML Editor and check for the styles on the link

This isa link

Note: a:hover MUST come after arlink andazvisited in the CSS definition in order ta be effective.

Note: a:active MUST come after a:hover inthe CSS definition in order to be effective.

17 :€55 Lists: 1.7.1 Styling lists with different bullets Below styling would set different styles to different ordered lists, Observe the way each of the list style types are being put up. ehtml> 16 |Page

Example of unordered lists:

slisTeas/li>
• Coca Colac/li>

slisteac/li>

Example of ordered lists:

Some text.Some text.

Some text.

Nate: The "border-width" property does not work if itis used alone. You must add the “border-style” property to set the borders first.
chtml> chead>

A solid red border

A solid green border

Note: The "border-color" property does not work if itis used alone, Use the "border-style" property to set the borders first.

1.9.3 Setting Border to individual sides: Now set the style of the

with below code so that each side of the border would look differently. pt border-top-style: dotted; border-right-style: solid; border-bottom-style: dotted; border-left-style: solid } 2z|Page

This is some text in a paragraph.

1.10 C55 Margin 28 [Page1.10.1 Applying Margin to individual sides: Create two

tag with some text and apply the below style and see how it differs with and without margins being set to the element. pt background-color: yellow; t pcx { margin-top: 100px; margin-bottom: 100px; margin-right: 150px; margin-left: 50px;

This is a paragraph with no specified margins.

This is @ paragraph with specified margins.

1.11 CSS Padding 1.11.1 Simple C35 padding Create two

tags and set padding for one of them with the below style. s="padding" >This is @ paragraph with specified paddings.

Change the padding values in the above style and see the difference in preview. 1.11.2 Setting padding with shorthand: Set the padding style in a single line with multiple values side by side seperated by a space.

This is a paragraph with specified paddings.

1.12 C55 Display 1.12.1 Hiding elements with visibility 31|PageCreate an element and set the visiblity of the element to hidden with the below styleand This is a visible headings/h1> This is a hidden heading

Notice that the hidden heading still takes up space.

1.12.2 Hiding elements with display: none Now in the same HTML code, instead of visibility hidden, set Display to none and observe the difference. html> This is a visible headings/h1> This is 2 hidden heading

Natice that the hidden heading does not take upspace.

1.12.3 Display lists in line 32|PageTo display all the list items in a single line instead of line by line, set the display as inline. Intml/defoult.asp” target ‘css/default. asp" targe' _blank"sHIMLs/a> “ blank">cSS _blank">Javascripts/a> Now remove the inline style and observe the difference. 1.13 C35 Align 1.13.1 CSS Align using the margin property Create a

element with some text and set the style with belo: center { width: 70%; background-color: #b0eOe6; } 33 [Page attributes.

Whenever you feel lke criticizing anyone,’ he told me, ‘just remember that all the people in this world haven't had the advantages that you've had.'s/p>

Note: Using margin-auto will not work in IES, unless a IDOCTYPE is declared.

Now add the margin attribute and see the difference in preview. Add below twa lines in the style. margin-left: auto: margin-right: auto: 1.13.2 Align using Position absolute: Create a

element and the element by default aligns to top left corner of the HTML page. Now that we want to move this to the right top corner, apply the style below and verify the difference, To the style, add below lines. position: absolute; right: Opx;

In my younger and more vulnerable years my father gave me some advice that I've been turning over in my mind ever since.

34|Page

"Whenever you feel lke criticizing anyone,’ he told me, ‘just remember that all the people in this world haven't had the advantages that you've had.'s/p>

1.13.3 Aligning using the float property. In the above HTML code, use float:left, instead of position absolute and check the preview. cheml>

In my younger and more vulnerable years my father gave me some advice that I've been turning ‘over in my mind ever since.

'Whenever you feel like criticizing anyone," be told me, ‘just remember that all the people in this world haven't had the advantages that you've had.'

fit Change the float attribute to right and observe the difference in preview. 35|PagejQuery Practice Exercises For the below exercises, Create a new HTML file and copy paste(replace) the code in the same, for Each of the exercises use Google Chrome browser to see the results. Edit the HTML files in notepadt+. 2.1 jQuery intro Below exercise will give an over view of how to indude the jQuery library in the HTML document. So far in all the CSS exercises the jQuery library was not used but going forward we will be using the same for all HTML code that is written. To include the jQuery library take an example HTML basic structure and include the below To verify ifthe file is loaded to the HTML page or not, in Chrome Browser, right click and select inspect element, after loading the HTML page. Navigate to the Sources tab and see if below file is present. if you don't find the same then the jQuery library is not loaded. \ttp://ajax googleapis.com/ajax/libs/iquery/1.11.1/iquery.min js

This is aheadings/h2> Click me2.2 jQuery Selectors 2.2.1 Element selector: Create @ HTML Button in the webpage and add a \ttp://a)ax googleapis.com/ajax/libs/iquery/1.11.1/jquery.min,

This is a headings/h2> “spoThis is a paragraph.

This is another paragraph.

Click mec/button> 37|Page2.2.2 Selecting an Element with id From the above exercise, assign an id attribute tothe

tag and replace the click function content with below code where “test” refers to the id of the element. S("Atest) hide(); Save the HTML page and reload the same in the browser. Click the button and test the result shead> http://ajax googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.11.1/jquery.min js This isa heading

This is another paragraph.

Click mes/button> 2.2.3 Selecting an Element with a Class From the HTML code in previous exercise, add a class attribute to another

element and replace the click function with the below code where “test” refers to the class name, S(".testi") hide); Save the HTML page and reload the same in the browser. Cli the button and test the result, fest"> This is a heading

“test">This is a paragraph.

< \ttp://ajax googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.11.1/jquery.min js h2>This is a headingc/h2> This is a paragraph.

This is another paragraph.

Click mes/button> 39|Page2.2.5 Selecting the current element From the cade in previous HTML instead of “*”, use 'this’, The line of code should look as Slthis) hide); Save the page and reload and click on the button to see the result. shead> intro” >This is a headings/h2> "intro" >This is a paragraph.

This is another paragraph.

2.2.7 Select first element found from the selector. Observe the way the first

element has been selected in the below code. Use the below cade, copy paste and save and reload the browser in order to test the result \ttp://a)ax googleapis.com/ajax/libs/iquery/1.11.1/iquery.min js <

This is a headings/h2> ‘spoThis is a paragraph.

Click mec/button> 2.2.8 Select frst element of UL Create a new un-ordered list with several list tems under it Paste the below code in the click function of the script tag S(*ul lefirst”) hide(); Save th bpage and reload the browser to test the results. M1 [Page ttp://2jax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.11.1/iquery.min j List 1:

• Coffees/li>
• Milke/li> slisTeas/li> -
  slisTeac/li>
  Click mes/button> fit 2.2.9 Selecting element with an attribute: Replace the HTML code with the below code in the fle, Observe the line of code within the click function which will select the element with a Save the file and reload in the chrome browse and click the button to verify the results. pecific attribute. \ttp://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/iquery/1.11.1/iquery.min.js">This is a headings/h2>

Click me2.2.11 Selecting Even and odd rows ina table Create a table with few rows and add the below line of code in the click function, ${"treven").css("background-color’,"yellow"); Save the page and reload the same in bros er and verify the results, ehtml> \ttp://ajax googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.11.1/jquery.min js Welcome to My Web Pages/h1> Companye/th> alfreds Futterkistec/td> Berglunds snabbkope/td>

Germany

Swedene/td> Centro comercial Moctezumas/td>

Mexicas/td> Ernst Hand:

Austrias/td> cftd>

Island Tradinge/td> 4a|Page sft 2.3 jQuery Events 2.3.1 Click event As already seen in earlier exercise, the click event is used to capture the user click on the HTML page. All the Selectors work in the same way with the click event as well http://ajax googleapis.com/ajax/libs/iquery/1.11.1/iquery.min js"> 2.3.2 Double click event Instead of click in the earlier exercise, use the dblclick to capture the double click, ‘Save the code and reload the page in the browser and test the result. Only on the double click, the tag gets hidden. 2.3.3 Mouse enter event Observe the way below mouse enter event has been configured, Copy the below HTML code and replace in the file. Save the same and reload and observe the only when the mouse enters the \ttp://ajax googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.11.1/jquery.min js Enter this paragraph. 46 |Page2.3.4 Mouse leave event From the earlier exercise, instead of mouseenter, use mouseleave and save the HTML page and reload in the browse, Now when you enter the element, noting happens but when you leave the element, the alert comes up. ehtml> \ttp://a)ax googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.11.1/jquery.min js This is a paragraph. 2.3.5 Mouse down event Create a new tag with and a button an id and configure the mouse down event as shown in the below cade. Save the page and reload the browser. Test the changes. ttps//ajax-googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.11.1/jquery.min js'> This is a paragraph. element and observe the popup coming out. \ttp://ajax googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.11.1/jquery.min js Name: Email: 2.4 jquery hide and show 2.4.1 Basic Show and Hide. Use the below code to create two buttons and add the click event on ane of them to show the element and the other to hide the element. Save the HTML and observe the way the show and hide happens in the DOM. shtmb> Hide This is another small paragraph. 2.4.3 Toggle event The hide and show can be both combined and put ina toggle event where the action happens alternatively. Create @ new button, add a click event to the sameand upon click, use toggle to fulfil the hide and sho: action. The script would looks somewhat like below Copy the below code and place in the htm file, save the sare and test the changes by reloading the browser. ttp://ajax.googleapis.com/ajaxy/libs/jquery/1.11.1/jquery.min js Togele s1|Page2.5 jQuery Get 2.5.1 Getting htm! and text content Observe the below HTML code and check how the text and html methods are written. Copy the below code to HTML page, save the same andreload in the browser. Test the code by clicking Upon the buttons, Name: "Mickey Mouse"> 2.5.3 Setting text, html and value Now in the below example observe how each of the HTML/text/value of the elements are being set. Copy the below code and save the page and reload the browser to see the changes. test1">This is a paragraph. This is another paragraph. Input field: >Set HTM L et Value 53|Page2.6 jQuery Set 2.6.1 Setting attributes: shtml ttp://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/iquery/1.11.1/iquery.min.js"> Google.com Change href Value 2.6.2 Setting multiple attributes Observe the below code and see how we can set multiple attributes at the same time, using a single attr. https//ajax-googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.11.1/jquery.min js'> origValue}{ google.comé/a> 55|Page2.7 jQuery Add 2.7. Append an element, Below example code depicts how to add a line item/text to an existing elements. Within the click function add the below line of code to make an append to existing element, 5{"p").append{" Newly Appended text."); ‘This isa paragraph. This is another paragraph. List item List iter 2 List item 3 Append list items ‘We can also add a different HTML element instead of . Place the below line for the btn2 click function, save the HTML and reload and click the button to see the results. ${°Ol").append{" ttp://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/iquery/1.11.1/iquery.min.js"> This is another paragraph. List item List item 2 List item 3¢/li> Prepend text Prepend list item s7|Page2.7.3 after and before Using after and before, we shall see how to make insert content after and before the elements, shtmb> -cimg src="images/images jpg" alt="Picture" width 100" height="140"> 2.8 jQuery Remove 2.8.1 remove element Using removel) we shall see how to remove a particular element from the DOM, Create a new button in the body of the HTML and Write a click function on the same. Within the Click function, Select an element that has to be removed and bind the remove event, Slelement}.removel); \ttp://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/iquery/1.11.1/iquery.min.js"> ‘This is some text in the div. 59|Page Empty the div element ttps//ajax-googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.11.1/jquery.min js'> eight: 100px;width:300px;padding: 10pxsmargin:3pxsborder:1px solid blue;background-color-lightblue;"> Display dimensions of dive/button> < height{)- returns the height of an element. Now remove the width and height attributes from thestyle of the DIV tag and save the HTML and reload to test, Observe that the DIV comes with its own dimension in the page now. Click the button to get the height and width now 61|Page2.9.2 inner width and inner height Paste the below code in the html editor and inspect the element to observe the inner width and height. Once the HTML page is loaded, right click on the box and click on inspect element. In the below pane that opens up, check if you are in the elements tab. On your right, scroll down and after the styles, you should observe a box which depicts the exact dimensions and padding with margins as well ttp://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/iquery/1.11.1/iquery.min.js"> "height: 100px;width:300px;padding: 1Opxsmargin:3px;border:1px solid “fd Display dimensions of dive/button> 2.9.3 Outer width and height Copy the below html code and reload and repeat the same exercise as above to observe the changes to the dimensions of the div now. html> 62|Page \ttp://a)ax googleapis.com/ajax/libs/iquery/1.11.1/iquery.min js ivi" style="height: 100px;width:300px;padding:10px;margin:3pxborder: 1px solid .ckground-color:lightblue;"> Display dimensions of div Now we shall see how exactly to set the width and height of the div, Dimensions of the div can be set using the below line of code. 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