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Cascading Style Sheets: Separating Content from Presentation (Tools of the trade) - Softcover

Briggs, Owen; Etc.; Champeon, Steve; Costello, Eric; Patterson, Matthew

 
9781904151043: Cascading Style Sheets: Separating Content from Presentation (Tools of the trade)

Synopsis

Aimed at Web professionals with HTML experience, discusses concepts including cascade and inheritance, rules and selectors, typography, and boxes.

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Synopsis

Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) enable us to style and lay out HTML data on a web page without the use of messy "table" and "font" tags, and without the use of "hacks" such as invisible GIF files. CSS allows for the separation of content from presentation, so that web designers can change the entire design of a site by modifying one stylesheet, rather than updating each HTML document that makes up the web site. This book provides coverage of the how to use CSS and XHTML for the visual design of web pages. Its practical techniques will give you core CSS skills, as well as showing how to apply them in today's browsers.

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