CSS Web Design For Dummies
The overall goal of CSS Web Design For Dummies is to provide an enjoyable and understandable guide for the CSS designer. This book is accessible to people with little or no CSS experience.
The book is divided five parts. But just because the book is organized doesn’t mean you have to be. You don’t have to read the book in sequence from Chapter 1 to the end, just as you don’t have to read a cookbook in sequence.
In fact, if you want to see what’s coming up in CSS3, just go to Chapter 15 right away.
If you want to find out how to create well-designed Web pages without resorting to the traditional HTML tables to hang your elements on, just flip over to Chapter 12, which explains how to build pages using only CSS positioning features.
You’re not expected to know what’s in Parts I or II to get results in Part III. Similarly, within each chapter, you can often scan the headings and jump right to the section covering the task that you want to accomplish. No need to read each chapter from start to finish. I’ve been careful to make all the examples and CSS code as self-contained as possible. Each of them works, too. They’ve been thoroughly tested.
