Brendan, The WSG is not involved in the running of this course. We are simply trying to make a Web Standards-based resource available to our members. This is part of our mission - "to share knowledge in standards-related web development".
We have not seen the course content, but were happy to let our members know about the it because: - a practical CSS course could be of benefit to members - WestCiv has a very good reputation for online teaching resources - John Allsopp has a very good reputation within the CSS community The final decision on whether to attend is up to you. Of course, if your department is willing to pay, you have nothing to lose! :) Thanks Russ > Well - I'm half convinced. > > I even have the go ahead to get some corporate dosh to pay for it! > > But two questions: > > I'm kinda ofay with CSS, aware of the box model, I even know it needs tweaking > - but I never can get it quite "over the line" so to speak. Is this the guy to > help? > > This course is cheap - really cheap. Instead of complaining it's too expensive > - my dept heads are asking "why so cheap?" - so, why so cheap? > > Thanks ppl! > > Ps - Nearly pulled off my first full css based client layout, just two damned > issues I can't eradicate! > > ________________________________ > > From: russ weakley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Mon 10/11/03 9:47 PM > To: Web Standards Group > Subject: [WSG] Sydney Workshop: Practical CSS Page Layout - it's on! > > > > For those who have joined recently, the Sydney CSS workshop with John > Allsopp (Westciv) is now definitely happening on Friday 5th December and > there are still some free places! > > Further info: > http://www.westciv.com/courses/workshops/index.html > > Application form (print and post): > http://www.westciv.com/courses/workshops/form.html > > WSG members get a 10% discount. > Thanks > Russ ***************************************************** The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/ *****************************************************
