Can I just mention, that if you can possibly find the time, then _do_
try and teach things to your colleague; nothing else is as good for
ironing out any issues in your own knowledge as having someone else
saying "but why?" This may sound daft, but trust me, it always works
for me.
Mike
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I have just brought the 101 tricks and tips guide by SitePoint and have read
the sample chapters. I also got a free css cheat sheet which could be handy.
I have not yet read or looked at the other books mentioned.
A number of SitePoint books on CSS seem pretty good - based upon their
sample-c
quot;Hacks"
including the box model hack from IE5
Kevin J. Lennon
Lake Area Webs
http://www.lakeareawebs.com
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Behalf Of Lee Powell
Sent: Saturday, March 17, 2007 11:27 AM
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Su
Hi
I agree with all the comments made so far. The book(s) that helped me
the most get my head around CSS and it's applied techniques were:
Web Standards Solutions: Dan Cederholm
CSS Mastery, Advanced Web Standard Solutions: Andy Budd
Designing With Web Standards: Jeffrey Zeldman (new version
Cole,
I'm not sure that we can all fully understand CSS especially with browser
technology changing but here are some books that have helped me. Like you, I
haven't had the time to truly dig into it.
CSS Mastery by Andy BuddISBN 1-59059-614-5
Site Point "HTML Utopia Designing Without T
On 3/17/07, Cole Kuryakin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> With that lengthy pre-amble, I've got to ask – is there a GREAT book out
> there that steps through the learning process of CSS right from the bare
> bones that both I and my new artist can use?
One book that I've heard great things about
On 3/17/07, Cole Kuryakin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
With that lengthy pre-amble, I've got to ask – is there a GREAT book out
there that steps through the learning process of CSS right from the bare
bones that both I and my new artist can use?
You're going to get lots of recommendations for gre
Cole Kuryakin wrote:
Besides a book, are there any on-line, step-by-step “foundation to
penthouse” curriculum course that anyone knows about and TRUSTS by
experience?
Thanks to all for weighing through this windy post; and advance
appreciation to all who care to comment.
I'm guessing, that
Cole Kuryakin wrote:
> Hello All –
>
>
>
> My background for the past 27 years has been in design. 6 years ago I
> realized the (financial) necessity to begin learning web design. 3 years
> after that came the next leap into HTML/PHP/CSS. So far, so good – well,
> most of the time anyway.
>
>
