How can you add a print button to an HTML page using JavaScript?
A). By using a link (<a>
) element.
B). By using a div (<div>
) element.
C). By using a button (<button>
) element.
D). By using an image (<img>
) element.
How can you add custom content before and after the printed content of a web page?
A). By using JavaScript event listeners.
B). By using CSS pseudo-elements (:before and :after).
C). By using HTML <header>
and <footer>
elements.
D). By using jQuery libraries.
How can you print a specific HTML element with an ID using JavaScript?
A). By using the window.printElement() method.
B). By using the document.write() method.
C). By selecting the element and calling window.print().
D). By using the console.log() method.
How can you invoke the print functionality in JavaScript?
A). By using the window.alert() method.
B). By using the window.open() method.
C). By using the window.print() method.
D). By using the window.confirm() method.
Which HTML element is commonly used to create a print button in JavaScript?
A). <input type='button'>
B). <a>
C). <button>
D). <div>
How can you ensure that certain elements are hidden when printing an HTML page?
A). By applying the display: none; property in a print media query.
B). By applying the visibility: hidden; property in a print media query.
C). By applying the opacity: 0; property in a print media query.
D). By applying the position: absolute; property in a print media query.
Which JavaScript method is commonly used to handle the click event of a print button?
A). addEventListener()
B). preventDefault()
C). onclick()
D). removeEventListener()
How can you print a specific section of an HTML page when the user clicks a button?
A). By using the window.print() method.
B). By using the window.open() method.
C). By using the window.prompt() method.
D). By using the window.confirm() method.
What does the @media print {} CSS rule target?
A). Screen displays.
B). Print media.
C). Handheld devices.
D). All media types.
What is the primary purpose of the window.print() method in JavaScript?
A). To open a new browser window.
B). To print the current web page or a specified element.
C). To display an alert message.
D). To redirect to another URL.