Everything You Know about CSS is Wrong!: Change the Way You Use CSS Forever! - Softcover

Rachel Andrew; Kevin Yank

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9780980455229: Everything You Know about CSS is Wrong!: Change the Way You Use CSS Forever!

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0980455227 ISBN 13: 9780980455229

Publisher: SitePoint, 2008

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Paperback. Pub Date: December 2008 Pages: 116 in Publisher: SITEPOINT the Get ready to experience an eye-opening expos on CSS as 'you know' it today You'll the discover a fresh approach to coding Cascading Style Sheets. Making old hacks and workarounds a distant memory. In this book. you'll learn how to start taking full advantage o

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Everything You Know about CSS is Wrong! is worth buying if you use CSS for website layout. It describes several new CSS layout methods. It has made me think about these methods and when I might use them and that's a good thing. -- CVW Blog

Making me think differently about CSS tables is Rachel's aim in Everything You Know About CSS Is Wrong! As we'll see, she does a damn fine job. -- Andy Clarke

The sooner that IE8 can be adopted, the better, and these techniques can start to get a proper working out. Who knows, there may be a whole new raft of tricks that will arise as a result of these CSS table layout properties... -- Ian Lloyd

it is a good introduction to CSS tables, detailing the advantages and disadvantages. I might disagree with the underlying assumptions and Rachel and Kevin conclusions. However, it has got me thinking about using CSS tables to get certain outcomes in designs and then replicating the results in IE6 & IE7 using a conditional comment, a little CSS and JavaScript. -- Nick Cowie

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it is a good introduction to CSS tables, detailing the advantages and disadvantages. I might disagree with the underlying assumptions and Rachel and Kevin conclusions. However, it has got me thinking about using CSS tables to get certain outcomes in designs and then replicating the results in IE6 & IE7 using a conditional comment, a little CSS and JavaScript.

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