Consider the following problem: When trying to apply a CSS3 style to a label of a checked radio button like this: .... <style> label:checked { font-weight: bold; } </style> .... <input type="radio" id="rad" name="radio"/> <label for="rad">A Label</label> This does not produce the desired effect. Which of the following snippets will correct issue?

There are various types of input fields in a HTML page. Choose the appropriate CSS3 code which will have an effect on all inputs, except checkbox and radio.

What is the initial value of the font-size property?

Which is not valid values for the target-new property?

Which statement is true with regard to CSS3 transitions?

What is the maximum value that can be given to the voice-volume property?

Which measurement can't be used to size text in CSS?

Which type of border attribute can be used to have a unique look for each side of the border?

Which property specifies spacing behavior between text characters?

If the name of a font family is more than one word, it must be in quotation marks.

Which of the following properties can be used to add space outside an element's box?