 Addison-Wesley 3/ed (5-2005) | CHM | 416 pages | 0321193121 | 5.8Mb Cascading Style Sheets: Designing for the Web (3rd Edition) /by Hakon Wium Lie and Bert Bos. Since 1996, CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) has been the standard language for describing the layout of Web pages. This classic, fully four-color book explains how to use the latest release of the CSS language, with clear and practical examples for each CSS language element. And more than just the "how," the book also explains the "why" behind the design of each CSS element, ensuring that readers have the understanding they need to create their own CSS libraries.The foreward is written by Jeffrey Zeldman, author of Designing with WebStandards and Taking Your Talent to the Web. Cascading Style Sheets: Designing for the Web, Third Edition covers every CSS 2.1 improvement and fix, from new height/width definitions in absolutely positioned elements to new clip property calculations. Clear, readable, and thorough, it's the one must-have CSS resource for every Web developer, designer, and content provider. Coverage includes
*Mastering essential CSS concepts: Rules, declarations, selectors, properties, and more
*Working with type: From absolute/relative units to font size and weight
*Understanding CSS objects: Box model, display properties, list styles, and more
*Exercising total control over spacing and positioning
*Specifying colors for borders and backgrounds
*Managing printing: Margins, page breaks, and more
*Implementing media-specific style sheets for audio rendering, handhelds, and other forms of presentation
* Moving from HTML extensions to CSS: Five practical case studies
*Making the most of cascading and inheritance
*Using external style sheets and @import
*Integrating CSS with XML documents
*Optimizing the performance of CSS pages
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