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They say that good things come in small packages, and it's certainly true for this edition of CSS Pocket Reference. Completely revised and updated to reflect the latest Cascading Style Sheet specifications in CSS 2.1, this indispensable little book covers the most essential information that web designers and developers need to implement CSS effectively across all browsers. Inside, you'll find:
A short introduction to the key concepts of CSS
A complete alphabetical reference to all CSS 2.1 selectors and properties
A chart displaying detailed information about CSS support for every style element and its cross-browser compatibility
This reference neatly condenses the details of its top-selling companion volume, Cascading Style Sheets: The Definitive Guide into one easy-to-use cheat-sheet that delivers all the CSS details you need to complete the task at hand. Whenever you're stuck and need an answer quickly -- or if you just want to be sure you're applying CSS correctly -- this edition of the CSS Pocket Reference is the book you'll want by your keyboard or, conveniently, in your back pocket.
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Based on 12 Ratings
Really handy! - 2009-01-02
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Great CSS "textbook" - 2009-01-29
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This book is like a textbook for css. There isn't much introduction or extra content, it just says "Here's what things you can change in css, here's the accepted values for them"
For me, it was perfect. The book tells you the various ways to include it in html pages, it tells you how things are calculated and best of all, it's cheap.
Great book.
Doesn't give you much - 2009-12-15
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It's not very useful. For the sake of brevity, they don't have enough information. I'd rather have a bigger reference. It nevers leaves my office anyway, so I don't care about the size.
Recommended by my Professor - 2009-12-08
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This is not an instructional book. It is a reference, so you have to know what you are doing in order to use this. It works well and helps very much, especially if you are making your website using notepad.
Mine's raggedy from overuse - 2009-08-14
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I have the 2nd edition, and want the 3rd for two reasons. It's updated, of course. And mine's all ragged, coffee stained, pock-marked, and like that, from sitting by my side constantly. (You'd think I'd have this stuff memorized by now, no?) This, plus a few other carefully selected O'Reilly pocket books, are all you need to get the job done. Be a CSS fanatic!
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