Bootstrap MCQs with answers Page - 1

Explanation:

In Bootstrap, wells are used to create a visually distinct container for content. Here's the breakdown of the statements:

(A) By default, the size of wells is medium: Yes, the default size of a well is medium. It provides a moderate padding and border-radius, giving it a "boxed" appearance.

(B) Using .well-sm and .well-lg classes, we can change the size of wells: This is correct. You can use .well-sm for small wells and .well-lg for large wells to adjust the size of the wells as needed.

(C) The .well-sm class is for small wells, and the .well-lg class is for large wells. And both classes should be used in conjunction with .well class: This is true. The .well-sm and .well-lg classes are modifiers that work together with the .well class to adjust the size of the well.

So, all of the statements are correct, making (D) All of the above the right answer.

Explanation:

In Bootstrap, to create an animated progress bar, you generally need to use .progress-bar-animated class. However, none of the options listed specifically create an animated progress bar.

Here’s a brief explanation of each option:

• (A) .active: This class is typically used for indicating active states for elements like list items or buttons, but not for animated progress bars.
• (B) .progress-success: This class is used to style a progress bar to indicate a "success" state, but it does not animate the progress bar.
• (C) .progress-active: There is no .progress-active class in Bootstrap for progress bars.

To create an animated progress bar in Bootstrap, you would use the class .progress-bar-animated, along with the standard progress bar classes. For example:

<div class="progress">

  <div class="progress-bar progress-bar-animated" style="width: 50%"></div>

</div>

This makes (D) None of the above the correct answer.

Explanation: .btn-link is used to convert a button into link.
<button class="btn-link">Link goes here</button>