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Professional CSS : cascading style sheets for Web design / Christopher Schmitt [and others].

By: Material type: TextTextPublisher: Indianapolis, IN : Wiley Technology Pub., 2005Description: xxi, 434 pages : illustrations ; 24 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 0764588338
  • 9780764588334
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 006.7 22
LOC classification:
  • TK5105.888 .P674 2005
Contents:
Ch. 1. The planning and development of your site -- Ch. 2. Best practices for XHTML and CSS -- Ch. 3. Blogger : rollovers and design improvements -- Ch. 4. The PGA championship -- Ch. 5. The University of Florida -- Ch. 6. ESPN.com : powerful layout changes -- Ch. 7. FastCompany.com : building a flexible three-column layout -- Ch. 8. Stuff and nonsense : strategies for CSS switching -- Ch. 9. Bringing it all together -- App. A. HTML 4.01 elements -- App. B. Rules for HTML-to-XHTML conversion -- App. C. CSS 2.1 properties -- App. D. Troubleshooting CSS guide.
Review: "Written by leading CSS authors who are also professional programmers and designers, this is the first book to showcase examples of high-profile, real-world Web sites created by world-famous designers using CSS." "Each chapter offers an exploratory look at each designer's process from start to finish and how he overcame each site's unique set of challenges. You'll learn what each designer would have done differently as well as various CSS tips and techniques that were used for each site. This is a resource to which you can turn regularly for more know-how and insights into designing large-scale, professional-level Web sites with CSS." "This book is for designers who understand CSS at an intermediate to advanced level, but who are looking to learn how to effectively develop CSS-enabled designs at a professional level."--BOOK JACKET.
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"Programmer to programmer"--Cover.

Includes index.

Ch. 1. The planning and development of your site -- Ch. 2. Best practices for XHTML and CSS -- Ch. 3. Blogger : rollovers and design improvements -- Ch. 4. The PGA championship -- Ch. 5. The University of Florida -- Ch. 6. ESPN.com : powerful layout changes -- Ch. 7. FastCompany.com : building a flexible three-column layout -- Ch. 8. Stuff and nonsense : strategies for CSS switching -- Ch. 9. Bringing it all together -- App. A. HTML 4.01 elements -- App. B. Rules for HTML-to-XHTML conversion -- App. C. CSS 2.1 properties -- App. D. Troubleshooting CSS guide.

"Written by leading CSS authors who are also professional programmers and designers, this is the first book to showcase examples of high-profile, real-world Web sites created by world-famous designers using CSS." "Each chapter offers an exploratory look at each designer's process from start to finish and how he overcame each site's unique set of challenges. You'll learn what each designer would have done differently as well as various CSS tips and techniques that were used for each site. This is a resource to which you can turn regularly for more know-how and insights into designing large-scale, professional-level Web sites with CSS." "This book is for designers who understand CSS at an intermediate to advanced level, but who are looking to learn how to effectively develop CSS-enabled designs at a professional level."--BOOK JACKET.

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