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![]() Cascading Style Sheets by Molly Holzschlag Sybex Suggested ReadingCascading Style Sheets The Designers Edge by Molly HolzschlagGuide Rating - ![]() The Bottom LineThis book is excellent for designers who want to improve their CSS skills. It goes through the basics of CSS to advanced topics with fluidity and ease. Highly recommended. Pros
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Guide Review - Cascading Style Sheets The Designers Edge by Molly HolzschlagI really like this book. Within a week of getting it, I'd read it cover-to-cover, and learned many new things about Cascading Style Sheets. While I don't see this as a beginner's book on CSS, for most intermediate and advanced designers, it will be wonderful. Doing the work to convert your own table-based site along with the demo will teach you more about CSS than anything else could. And the introductory portions of the book are easy to follow and understand, taking you through complicated parts of CSS without a lot of hand-waving. Every Web designer should have a copy of this book to help them create standards-compliant, beautiful designs. This book takes something possibly difficult and makes it very easy. Suggested Reading |
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