Core CSS, 2nd Edition is a comprehensive guide that shows both beginning and expert Web developers all they need to know to achieve great results with the latest style sheet properties. In this example-rich book, Schengili-Roberts provides in-depth coverage of the CSS1 and CSS2 standards, provides a "heads up" look at what to expect in the new CSS3 specification, and covers those CSS3 properties specific to Microsoft's Internet Explorer. It is the most complete and up-to-date CSS reference available.
CSS is fundamental to current Web design, allowing you to separate content from formatting, and to do Web page layout in ways simply not possible using regular HTML. Most books on CSS simply look at how you can accomplish certain formatting tricks, but this book delves deeper, looking at how each CSS property works, what CSS is capable of, and what to expect in the near future.
This book provides the most accessible and up-to-date listing available on CSS compatibility across browsers and operating systems so Webmasters can finally know which CSS properties are "safe" to use. Detailed appendices provide full CSS property listings, compatibility charts, and more.
Chapter 1 The Birth of CSS
Chapter 2 (X) HTML and its Relationship to CSS
Chapter 3 Browser Adoption of CSS
Chapter 4 Implementation of Basic CSS Concepts
Chapter 5 The Cascade
Chapter 6 CSS Units
Chapter 7 Pseuo-Classes and Pseudo-Elements
Chapter 8 Media Types and Media Queries
Chapter 9 Font Properties
Chapter 10 Text Properties
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