I find pretty much all of the Friend of Ed series pretty insightful +
extremely helpful on the topic ...
http://www.friendsofed.com
Particularly the title "CSS Mastery" ...
http://cssmastery.com
HTH, (I can bring this to tomorrows XML DB meetup if interested).
- Jon
On Oct 22, 2007, at 12:01 PM, Ben Sgro ((ProjectSkyLine)) wrote:
Hello All,
I still used table based layouts. I try to remove all my style
attributes and place them in .css files.
However, I still haven't made the jump from table to div based
layouts.
I've looked at a few books, but haven't found one that really drove
the point home.
I have no formal HTML experiance, I just write it to get stuff
done. So, can anyone
recommend a great book for div/css?
Good websites are fine too, but the lack of depth in most online
articles/whitepapers
about the topic leaves me wanting more.
Thanks,
- Ben
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