Magento M70-301 Exam Syllabus Topics:
| Section | Objectives |
|---|---|
| Layout XML & Page Rendering | - Rendering pipeline
|
| JavaScript & Front-End Customization | - Magento JavaScript components
|
| Magento Architecture & Front-End Workflow | - Static content deployment
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| Templates & UI Components | - PHTML templates
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| Theming & Styling | - LESS/CSS structure
|
Magento Front End Developer Certification Sample Questions:
Question #1
How can you override a native template file in an activated custom theme, using the design fallback?
A. Copy the file to the appropriate folder and specify the path to it in the database.
B. Copy the file to the appropriate folder and rename it by adding the suffix "as".
C. Copy the file to the appropriate folder.
D. Copy the file to the appropriate folder and specify the path to it in the admin panel.
Question #2
Given the information shown below, which answer will correctly assign a customized template file using layout XML?
Block type:
example/controller
Template path:
/a pp/design/frontend/base/exampletheme/examplefolder/example.phtml
A. <template block type="example/ controller" name= "example" as="example1' file path="examplefolder/example.phtml"/ >
B. <reference name="example/controller" as "example" template="examplefolder/example.phtml" />
C. <block name="example/controller" template="examplefolder/example.phtml" />
D. <block type="example/controller" name="example" as="example" template="examplefolder/example.phtml" />
Question #3
You have added some HTML to a custom template located
at"template/mytemplates/custom.phtml". Which code snippet is the correct way to create a block for custom.phtml in the layout XML?
A. <block type="core/template" name="custom" template="mytemplates/custom.phtml"/>
B. <block type="custom" name="custom" template="mytemplates/custom.phtml"/>
C. <block type="core/template" name="custom" template="template/mytemplates/ custom.phtml"/>
D. <block type="custom1' name="custom" template="template/mytemplates/ custom.phtml"/>
Question #4
Given the following HTML code, how are the divs "#column1", "#column2", and "#column3" displayed on the page?
A. The divs "#column1" and "#column2" are displayed side-by-side. The div "=column3" appearsbelow "#column1".
B. The 3 divs are displayed side-by-side; however their borders overlap with each other.
C. The 3 divs are displayed side-by-side and their borders are adjacent to each other.
D. The divs are displayed on top of one another.
Question #5
The underscore prefix ("_") in variable names in Magento template files marks these variables as__________?
A. declared in the template file
B. "protected"
C. "private"
D. "public"
Solutions:
| Question #1 Correct Answer: C | Question #2 Correct Answer: D | Question #3 Correct Answer: A | Question #4 Correct Answer: A | Question #5 Correct Answer: A |
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