CSS Mastery: Advanced Web Standards Solutions
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CSS Mastery: Advanced Web Standards Solutions Description
Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 006.7
EAN: 9781590596142
ISBN: 1590596145
Label: friends of ED
Manufacturer: friends of ED
Number Of Items: 1
Book Pages: 280
Publication Date: 2006-02-13
Publisher: friends of ED
Studio: friends of ED
Dewey Decimal Number: 006.7
EAN: 9781590596142
ISBN: 1590596145
Label: friends of ED
Manufacturer: friends of ED
Number Of Items: 1
Book Pages: 280
Publication Date: 2006-02-13
Publisher: friends of ED
Studio: friends of ED
Editorial Review of CSS Mastery: Advanced Web Standards Solutions
This book is your indispensable guide to cutting-edge CSS developmentall you need to work your way up to CSS professional. You'll learn how to:
- Plan, organize, and maintain your stylesheets more effectively
- Apply the secrets of liquid, elastic, and hybrid layouts
- Create flickr-style image maps, remote rollovers, and other advanced CSS features
- Lay out forms using pure CSS
- Recognize common browser bugs, and how to fix them
- Chapter 1: Setting the Foundations
- Chapter 2: Visual Formatting Model Recap
- Chapter 3: Background Images and Image Replacement
- Chapter 4: Styling Links
- Chapter 5: Styling Lists and Creating Nav Bars
- Chapter 6: Styling Forms and Data Tables
- Chapter 7: Layout
- Chapter 8: Hacks and Filters
- Chapter 9: Bugs and Bug Fixing
- Case Study 1: More Than Doodles
- Case Study 2: Tuscany Luxury Resorts
Customer Reviews of CSS Mastery: Advanced Web Standards Solutions
Customer Rating: 




Review Summary: Glaring Errors
Review: I'm very surprised that no one has mentioned the glaring errors in Chapter 3. A lot of the code does not match many of the names from the downloaded files. The code from pages 52-53 is identical to 50-51 even though it mentions that there are different images. The color they mention doesn't match the images. So far, NOT IMPRESSED!
Customer Rating:




Review Summary: EXCELLENT!!!
Review: Love this book!! I use it so much pages are falling out. Great book!
Customer Rating:




Review Summary: Not for beginners
Review: If you are truly new to CSS and not really proficient in HTML, browsers and the like, this is not what you need. The authors will have you think that the book targets a general audience, but this is constantly belied by examples were some elements are not yet defined and, as things grow in complexity, become mere hints rather than the dissections one would expect from an introductory book. If you need more than a concentrated pill of CSS to jog your memory, pick CSS: The Missing Manual instead.
Customer Rating:




Review Summary: Awesome
Review: This book is helpful. And i needed it for school so it worked out well =]
Customer Rating:




Review Summary: You will learn CSS and learn it WELL!
Review: After giving a reputable online college a chance, I found myself frustrated with their teachings of xHTML in a class called "WWW Fundamentals" which talked about CSS and I didn't learn what I needed to know about writing CSS code for the web. I decided to look through Amazon.com's extensive list of books and came across CSS Mastery, by Andy Budd. This book taught me more in a single week than what my class at the Art Institute taught me in 6 weeks. Through this book I have successfully kicked the habit of "table based design" and now I'm designing web standard based custom web pages using
Review Summary: Glaring Errors
Review: I'm very surprised that no one has mentioned the glaring errors in Chapter 3. A lot of the code does not match many of the names from the downloaded files. The code from pages 52-53 is identical to 50-51 even though it mentions that there are different images. The color they mention doesn't match the images. So far, NOT IMPRESSED!
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: EXCELLENT!!!
Review: Love this book!! I use it so much pages are falling out. Great book!
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: Not for beginners
Review: If you are truly new to CSS and not really proficient in HTML, browsers and the like, this is not what you need. The authors will have you think that the book targets a general audience, but this is constantly belied by examples were some elements are not yet defined and, as things grow in complexity, become mere hints rather than the dissections one would expect from an introductory book. If you need more than a concentrated pill of CSS to jog your memory, pick CSS: The Missing Manual instead.
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: Awesome
Review: This book is helpful. And i needed it for school so it worked out well =]
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: You will learn CSS and learn it WELL!
Review: After giving a reputable online college a chance, I found myself frustrated with their teachings of xHTML in a class called "WWW Fundamentals" which talked about CSS and I didn't learn what I needed to know about writing CSS code for the web. I decided to look through Amazon.com's extensive list of books and came across CSS Mastery, by Andy Budd. This book taught me more in a single week than what my class at the Art Institute taught me in 6 weeks. Through this book I have successfully kicked the habit of "table based design" and now I'm designing web standard based custom web pages using
tags and CSS.
Tables is for tabular data now and I find I can get more control over my web pages using CSS. This book also teaches you how to overcome the most dreaded browser of all time- Internet Explorer 5.5 and 6.0 (although I don't hack for 5.5 since it's now a dinosaur) due to it's loose interpretation of CSS standards. Anyone looking to get more control of their web designs should pick up this book and read it several times. From it, you will finally understand important fundamentals such as: The Box Model, Redefining Tags, Class, and Pseudo-Class, Floats, and positioning.
I have been recommending this book to everyone who is looking to better their skills in CSS and you can see most of my work online:
[...]
This may be the best money spent on a book if you are a web developer.
Tables is for tabular data now and I find I can get more control over my web pages using CSS. This book also teaches you how to overcome the most dreaded browser of all time- Internet Explorer 5.5 and 6.0 (although I don't hack for 5.5 since it's now a dinosaur) due to it's loose interpretation of CSS standards. Anyone looking to get more control of their web designs should pick up this book and read it several times. From it, you will finally understand important fundamentals such as: The Box Model, Redefining Tags, Class, and Pseudo-Class, Floats, and positioning.
I have been recommending this book to everyone who is looking to better their skills in CSS and you can see most of my work online:
[...]
This may be the best money spent on a book if you are a web developer.

