[thelist] looking for a good book on CSS

[Steve Cook]

I personally rate the O'Reilly CSS book, which has great info on the basic
principles. It's a little lacking on CSS2 as it hasn't yet been updated, but
I think that once the basics are under the belt it's much easier to get to
grips with the more advanced stuff.

As far as web resources, I never tire of recommending www.richinstyle.com
which has helped me time and time again.

Personally I got into styles by deciding to do a version of my personal site
completely using HTML 4 and styles - with no tables in the layout! Lots of
fun! I used mostly web-based resources and only picked up the O'Reilly book
after I was almost finished. Richinstyle was my main guide along with
examining other people's stylesheets that I liked.

Good luck!

.steve'


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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ron_Senykoff at BEAEROSPACE.COM 
> [mailto:Ron_Senykoff at BEAEROSPACE.COM]
> Sent: den 6 november 2001 15:43
> To: thelist at lists.evolt.org
> Subject: [thelist] looking for a good book on CSS
> 
> 
> 
> Hello all!
> I'm looking for recommendations on a good CSS book.  Simplicity and
> degradability are my interests, not a bunch of DHTML stuff 
> that only works
> in IE 5 +.  Tips on good web resources also appreciated.
> 
> TIA!
> -Ron Senykoff
>
>