 CIW Site Designer Certification Bible
ISBN: 978-0-7645-4841-3
Hardcover
800 pages
December 2001
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| Chapter | Page | Details | Date | Print Run |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CD ID#45 | CD Question ID#45 Question: Which of the following resolutions and number of pixels per inch should you keep in mind while building graphics for Web pages? Answer 1: 800 ( 600, 300 Answer 2: 800 ( 600, 72 Answer 3: 640 ( 480, 300 Answer 4: 640 ( 480, 72 Explanation: You should build graphics for Web pages with a happy medium in mind: 800 ( 600 screen resolution and 72 pixels per inch. Errata: The correct answer should have been D, 640 x 480 @72dpi |
7/31/02 | ||
| CD ID#61 | CD Question ID#61 Question: Which of the following file formats do not support layers? (Select all that apply.) Answer 1: GIF Answer 2: JPEG Answer 3: BMP Answer 4: WPG Explanation: The GIF and JPEG file formats do not support layers. When you save an image as a GIF or JPEG, all of the layers are automatically flattened for you. Errata: The answer should have been A, B, & C. GIF, JPEG and BMP do not support layers. |
2/5/03 | ||
| CD ID#230 | CD Question ID#230 Question: Which of the following flavors of XHTML provides a formatting tag-free set of markup? Answer 1: XHTML Frameset Answer 2: XHTML Strict Answer 3: XHTML Transitional Answer 4: XHTML Formset Explanation: XHTML Strict provides a formatting tag-free set of markup that focuses only on using markup to define Web page structure. If you opt for this flavor of XHTML, you need to use style sheets to drive the display of your pages. Errata: The correct answer should have been B, "Strict XHTML", this is supported by the explanation. |
10/22/02 |
