Would someone recommend a book for a CSS novice, so they can get their feet wet.



Wm. Kent Steelman

i wouldnt bother with one

up until a few months back all i'd ever done in css was add an inline style to some text, or maybe removed my underlines in my links.

but with the surge of people now using it for site layout and everything else, there are some great resources cropping up.

i looked into it and found it was quite easy to learn. within a few weeks i was writing level 3 code which was browser compatible and i'm no coder <img src=../images/dmxzone/forum/icon_smile_shock.gif border=0 align=middle>

css is at level 3 at the moment, although some browsers do not conform to all it tries to do for you. but a little tweaking can produce some great results.

google is your book <img src=../images/dmxzone/forum/icon_smile.gif border=0 align=middle>
do a search for css reference and tutorials. the macromedia site has some decent examples also.

good hunting

Regards,
Dave

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get yourself Top Style Pro too, the best css validation software out there.

as you code you can see how it works in a multitude of browsers.

Regards,
Dave

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