Titlebook: Beginning CSS Web Development; From Novice to Profe Simon Collison Book 2006 Simon Collison 2006 Accessibility.CSS.Usability.design.develop

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Getting Startedges to a whole web site in a matter of seconds. These are just a few advantages that style sheets give us, and as you progress through this book, you’ll begin to realize just why CSS is so important, and why web designers cannot stop talking about it.

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Natural-Science/Technical Peace ResearchUse CSS sparingly to control a few page elements, and you’d be right to call it a simple methodology. Start pushing the envelope and begin working across multiple style sheets with all sorts of conflicting selectors, and all hell can break loose.

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Kai Denker,Marcel Sch?fer,Martin SteinebachIn this chapter, the focus is chiefly on common CSS building blocks. For the most part, their uses should be fairly obvious, as the terms correlate well with the real world. Margin, padding, borders, widths, heights—all familiar terms for things that do what you are probably assuming they do.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-3040-7The humble list informs our everyday lives. Where would civilization be without lists? Lists for shopping, lists for chores (in my case), lists to tell us where all our lists are—almost everything is arranged into lists, and this certainly translates to the Web (think lists of bookmarks, blogrolls, link lists, site maps, file lists, and so on).

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Rare is the web page that doesn’t link to another. Without links (a.k.a. hyperlinks), nobody would go anywhere. A Google results page would be pointless, web-based advertising wouldn’t exist (possibly not such a bad thing), and if somebody managed to reach your home page, they’d be hard pushed to find their way anywhere else.

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Without forms, a web site generally works in only one direction. Pages contain information and images, the user reads this information or looks at the images, and that is that. Forms allow the user to interact with the web site by exchanging data.

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Miroslav Bursa,Sami Khuri,M. Elena RendaFirst up in Part 2, this chapter will introduce the fundamental CSS layout tools available to us, such as floats and positioning, by exploring how they can be applied to basic elements. With a core understanding of these key concepts, you’ll be armed and ready to face all aspects of CSS layout.