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Publisher:
Apress
Published Date:
2007
ISBN:
1-59059-804-0
Pages:
500 Taking an interesting approach to writing a reference book for CSS and HTML, Michael Bowers writes a highly technical book where he breaks down CSS and HTML into predictable patterns and writes the book following a systematic approach in covering those discovered patterns. |
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Publisher:
Apress
Published Date:
2006
ISBN:
1-59059-732-X
Pages:
376 If your looking for a more advanced CSS book, this one is definitely worth looking into. As I have mentioned before in other reviews, I always like it when the author tells me up front who the target audience is. In this case, the first sentence in "What this book is not" states "This book is not an introduction to CSS." I like this type of straightforward notice. It definitely helps keep a novice from getting in over their head or a guru from getting bored. |
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Publisher:
APRESS
Published Date:
2007
ISBN:
1-59059-804-0
Pages:
491 GET IT GET IT GET IT! This is becoming my mantra for any book that I rate 4 stars and above. Pro CSS and HTML Design Patterns is no different. I would buy this book again and again if I kept losing it that is how valuable this book is. In fact, I would buy two copies and stow one in a safe to quickly retrieve if I lost the other. I LOVE THIS BOOK! |
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Publisher:
O'Reilly Media
Published Date:
August 24, 2006
ISBN:
0596526873
Pages:
476 Most Web pros would agree that CSS is the most robust technology available for styling a website built with HTML. Yet in spite of the overwhelming positives of CSS, some of us haven't joined in this love-fest at the center of many Web design circles. Why could this be? Well most of the written material of CSS ignores the disparity between "CSS in theory" and "CSS in practice." |
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Publisher:
Wrox
Published Date:
July 29, 2005
ISBN:
0764588338
Pages:
434 Professional CSS: Cascading Style Sheets for Web Design features the real-world web design solutions of an all-star cast of cascading style sheet (CSS) experts -- Christopher Schmitt, Mark Trammell, Ethan Marcotte, Todd Dominey, Dunstan Orchard and Jeffrey Zeldman. While most books of this size (434 pages) could hardly handle so many cooks with their spoons in the broth, this book is structured around individual web design projects using CSS. And, as such, individual authors handle individual chapters based on their expertise. |
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