CSS Cookbook: Quick Solutions to Common CSS Problems (Paperback)

from raschneid

I picked this up to see if I could supplement my self-taught CSS knowledge with some book-learnin', and this was the best book my library had.The book format is very utilitarian; it arranges its information into "recipes." Each recipe contains a task that needs to be completed, followed by an exp...

from Murdocke23

Provides 'semi-canned' solutions to some of the more common attempts to use CSS, so you can start with something you want and see how it's done in CSS instead of the other way around. Not as useful as a cover-to-cover read, but great as a reference while you're attcking a web design problem.

from MaggyDirt

A very useful book, in the O'Reilly tradition of course. This book gives an example of something you may want to try with a web design, and then breaks down all the ways you can do it and explains why some work better than others. Basically, it is exactly what it claims to be. Note that it helps ...

from MaggyDirt

A very useful book, in the O'Reilly tradition of course. This book gives an example of something you may want to try with a web design, and then breaks down all the ways you can do it and explains why some work better than others. Basically, it is exactly what it claims to be. Note that it helps ...