Customize the Look and Feel of Confluence ACP-220 Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6expert · hard

   A large enterprise has a Confluence Cloud site. The default color scheme and logo are fine, but the administrator needs to make a subtle change: the 'Create' button should have a slightly different border radius, and the font size of page titles should be increased by 2 pixels. The administrator wants to ensure this change is applied site-wide and can be easily reverted if needed. What is the most appropriate method?

   • AChange the primary and secondary colors in the Look and Feel settings.
   • BAdd custom CSS in the Look and Feel settings to target the 'Create' button and page title elements.
   • CRequest a feature change from Atlassian to modify the default button and title styles.
   • DUse the space-specific Look and Feel settings to apply the changes to all spaces individually.
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2. 7foundation · easy

   Before applying look and feel changes to the site, what should an administrator do to see how the changes will look?

   • APreview the changes
   • BSave the changes as a draft
   • CPublish the changes
   • DNotify users of the changes
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4. 8foundation · easy

   An administrator wants to change the site-wide appearance of Confluence Cloud. Where should they go to access the Look and Feel settings?

   • AUser profile → Preferences → Appearance
   • BAdministration → Apps → Manage apps
   • CSpace settings → Look and feel
   • DAdministration → General configuration → Look and feel
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5. 9foundation · easy

   Which Look and Feel setting allows an administrator to change the primary and secondary colors used throughout Confluence?

   • ASite logo
   • BGlobal styles
   • CColor scheme
   • DFavicon
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6. 10expert · hard

   A Confluence administrator has added custom CSS to the global styles to change the font size of all page titles. After publishing, the change does not appear to take effect. What is the most likely reason?

   • AThe administrator did not have the correct permissions to add custom CSS.
   • BThe custom CSS was added to a space-specific stylesheet instead of the global styles.
   • CThe browser is caching the old styles.
   • DThe CSS selector used is incorrect or not specific enough to override the default styles.
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