Regarding books on HTML:
Well, I don't have any books. But, I have one HTML reference site which has
been indispensable for me. It lists all the HTML elements, which browsers
support them (and which versions) all the parameters, etc. It also lists the
same info for CSS. I really recommend this site, it is an excellent
reference.
http://www.blooberry.com/indexdot/html/index.html
Here is a site which has tons of info on CSS. Unfortunately, it is rather
slow. But, still a good reference. The guy is totally gonzo about CSS.
http://www.richinstyle.com
hth
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> Subject: RE: [FreeTrade] doctype causes page to fall apart in Netscape 6
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>> If looking for a decent reference I have been really pleased with Ian S.
> Graham's "XHTML 1.0 Language and Design Sourcebook" which does a
> rather good
> job of documenting how IE and Netscape handle both mark up and css. Like
> many developers I have a whole stack of html references including
> several of
> the dtds from w3c and this book is the one I use 99% of the time I need to
> look something up. BTW, if anyone knows of any good books out there
> narrowing the browser divide let me know, I am always looking for more.
>
> Chuck
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