Element selectors can be more general than simply selecting all instances
of an element. Selector patterns are used to select elements depending upon
their position relative to other elements, and depending upon mouse position,
and mouse clicks.
They show that styles can affect parts of HTML elements.
They show that HTML elements change style depending upon their
context (surrounding HTML elements).
They show that HTML elements can change style depending upon
mouse tates such as hover, active, link, and visited.
Exam questions
Look at and become familiar with the
exam instructions for class exams
and the final examination.
Exam questions can be based on the following sources: (1) on-line web sites, (3)
classes, (4) reports, (5) exercises, and (6) course web pages. They are
based on topics from the beginning of the year up to and including the class
before the exam, although more recent topics will be emphasized in later exams.
Consider all concepts and terminology used in on-line web sites, reports,
and classes and ask the typical questions - how, why, when, where and
what -- individually and in combination. In particular, variations are based
on "describe", "explain", "define", "what is meant by", etc. you may be asked to
do variations of some of the programming exercises.