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Pro CSS Techniques: Real-world CSS Techniques for Real World CSS Professionals! (Expert's Voice)

Pro CSS Techniques: Real-world CSS Techniques for Real World CSS Professionals! (Expert's Voice)

by Dan Rubin (Author), Ian Lloyd (Author), Jeff Croft (Author)

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    Illustrated 2006

    $33.10
Synopsis

This advanced CSS book is a must for any modern web developer to own. It is completely up-to-date, with information on browser support in all the latest versions and CSS levels 1, 2, and 3. Unlike beginner-level books that teach CSS in a lighthearted style, this one gets serious, giving CSS the proper, professional treatment it deserves. Each technique is presented in an informative tutorial style, with every point backed up by multiple real-world examples and case studies. The authors cover hacks and filters, code management, advanced layouts and styling, typography, and much more.

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More Information

Format: Illustrated
 Pages: 404
 Edition: 1st ed.
 Publisher: Apress
Published: 30 Nov 2006
ISBN 10: 159059732X
ISBN 13: 9781590597323

Media Reviews

From the reviews:

Croft, Lloyd, and Rubin promise real-world cascading style sheet (CSS) techniques for real-world CSS professionals. ... The basics of CSS are covered, along with a number of tricks, handy shortcuts, and workarounds. The book offers down-to-earth advice on how to handle browser differences from simple problems. Screen shots and graphics illustrate the main points clearly. ... the main target audience for the book is likely to be Web page designers, or programmers implementing a given design. (Annika Hinze, ACM Computing Reviews, September, 2008)

Author Bio
Music, design, typography, web standards, South Florida beaches. What could these things possibly have in common? Dan Rubin, that's what er, who. From vocal coaching and performing to graphic design and (almost literally) everything in between, Dan does his best to spread his talent as thin and as far as he possibly can while still leaving time for a good cup of tea and the occasional nap. His passion for all things creative and artistic isn't a solely selfish endeavor either you don't have to hang around too long before you'll find him waxing educational about a cappella jazz and barbershop harmony, interface design, usability, web standards, and which typeface was on the bus ad that just whizzed by at 60mph. Dan has been known to write the occasional entry on his blog, superfluousbanter.org (you might even find a podcast or two if you poke around enough), and his professional work can be found at his agency's site, webgraph.com.