Cascading Style Sheets

Separating Content from Presentation

Matt Patterson, Owen Briggs, Eric Costello, Steven Champeon

290 pages, parution le 11/06/2002

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Résumé

This is a focused guide to using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) for thé visual design of web pages. It's practical, there's no fluff, and thé core CSS skills are balanced by techniques for using thé technology in today's browsers.
With CSS, we can lay out HTML data on a web page without either misusing tags or using hacks to get thé page looking right. The complète séparation of content from présentation enables web professionals to change thé entire design of a site by modifying one styiesheet, rather than updating every document that thé web site contains.

WHO IS THIS BOOK FOR?
CSS is one of thé trio of core client-side web professional skills: HTML for markup, JavaScript for dynamism, and CSS for style. AH web professionals who want to take their page design to thé next level, with ail thé advantages that CSS brings, will need this book.
INCLUDES:

Extensive introduction to how professionals think about CSS design
CSS concepts, such as cascade, inheritance, and thé box model CSS syntax, including thé rule structure and différent types of stylesheets
Coverage of common cross-browser CSS techniques
Working CSS projects for you to adapt to your needs

Contents

CSS and XHTML Overview
Foundation Concepts
Creating CSS Based Pages
Markup with Meaning
Writing CSS and XHTML pages
Cascade and Inheritance
Rules and Selectors
Attaching CSS to Markup
Typography
Boxes, Boxes, Boxes
The real world
Cross-browser CSS
Troubleshooting
CSS Projects

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	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Glasshaus
Auteur(s)	Matt Patterson, Owen Briggs, Eric Costello, Steven Champeon
Parution	11/06/2002
Nb. de pages	290
Format	18,2 x 22,8
Couverture	Broché
Poids	504g
Intérieur	Noir et Blanc
EAN13	9781904151043
ISBN13	978-1-904151-04-3