The CSS Anthology: 101 Essential Tips, Tricks & Hacks | Rachel Andrew

The CSS Anthology: 101 Essential Tips, Tricks & Hacks | Rachel Andrew | Easy to read if you have any experience with CSS already

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	The CSS Anthology: 101 Essential Tips, Tricks & Hacks Rachel Andrew SitePoint, 2007 - 400 pages average customer review:based on 52 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Best Tech Book I Own

With a bookshelf of unread and semi-read tech books, this is the first technical book I can honestly say I read from cover to cover, and reference on a very regularly basis.

It's written in an easy to understand, easy to follow manner, that allows you to "get" what she's talking about rather than just stare at the page. Everything is example based, and there's no fluff.

With a little time, you can create a very professional, custom website using the examples in this book, (and you can download the code, so you don't even have to retype it).

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Easy to read if you have any experience with CSS already

This was a great book that helped me learn how to go totally tableless. It teaches how to use divs with positioning. This book teaches by giving solutions to common questions people have about CSS. I recommend that you only get the book if you have some knowledge about CSS already.

tremendously helpful!

Ms Andrew is not only a compelling and interesting writer, her ability to describe complex situations in a way that's understandable and easy is truly a gift.

I've long been a fan of SitePoint for instructional books and this one is truly well worth twice the price.

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The CSS Anthology: 101 Essential Tips

For a few years now I have been maintaining a web site set up by someone else that used a minimum of CSS properties. It is now time to make the site over and I found myself with a lot of questions about how to use more CSS properties to make the site fully compliant with the W3C standards.
The author does a very good job of breaking things down and making it much easier to understand. I'm not someone that likes to just copy someone else's work so I need to know the why's, as much as the how's to getting things done. This book is not my only source, but it definitely helped me to understand CSS properties much more.

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Very good for the beginner.

After reading this book it has made it a lot simpler to understand the commands and the structure of CSS. If you are new to this read from cover to cover and you will have a better understanding of CSS.

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