Explore the essentials of Bootstrap typography and text utilities with this quiz designed to reinforce best practices for responsive and visually consistent web design. Assess your understanding of style classes, text alignment, font weight, and more to enhance user readability and layout versatility.
Which Bootstrap class should you use to make a paragraph's text appear as a secondary, muted description?
Explanation: The 'text-muted' class is used in Bootstrap to apply subdued styling typically used for less important or descriptive text. 'txt-muted' and 'muted-text' are not valid Bootstrap classes and will not render any special styles. Although 'text-secondary' applies a different color, it is meant for a secondary color scheme, not the muted look intended for descriptive text. Only 'text-muted' provides the intended visual effect.
If you want to create a large, prominent heading using Bootstrap utilities, which class is most appropriate to use?
Explanation: The 'display-1' class applies Bootstrap's largest display heading style, making text much larger than standard headings. The 'lead' class emphasizes paragraphs but does not enlarge text to the extent of display classes. 'header-lg' and 'title-xl' are not valid Bootstrap classes and would not provide the desired visual impact. Thus, 'display-1' is the correct option for a prominent heading.
To align text to the right in an element and ensure it responds properly on all screen sizes, which Bootstrap utility class should be used?
Explanation: In Bootstrap, 'text-end' is used to right-align text, adapting responsively to different screen sizes. 'text-right' and 'align-right' are not valid Bootstrap 5 classes and may not work as intended. 'content-right' is also not a recognized text alignment class in Bootstrap. The correct and current class is 'text-end'.
Which class would you use in Bootstrap to make text appear bold within a paragraph?
Explanation: 'fw-bold' is the proper Bootstrap class for applying a bold font weight to text. 'text-bold', 'font-strong', and 'bolder-font' are not valid Bootstrap utility classes and would not reliably produce bold text. Only 'fw-bold' correctly reflects the intended styling within Bootstrap’s utility API.
Which Bootstrap class ensures that all letters in a text element are displayed in uppercase, such as 'example' becoming 'EXAMPLE'?
Explanation: The 'text-uppercase' class in Bootstrap transforms all text within an element to uppercase letters. 'upper-case-text' and 'text-upper' are not standard Bootstrap classes and will not work. 'capitalize-text' might suggest converting the first letter of each word to uppercase, but only 'text-uppercase' enforces all caps style as described.