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4: Taking a Position 69 5: All About Text 85 6: Managing Details in Style Sheets 107 7: Styling It Your Way 127

8: Web Design Basics 155 9: Spacing Out with Boxes 169 10: Organizing Your Web Pages Visually 183 11: Designing with Auto and Inline Elements 197 12: Handling Tables and Lists (And Doing Away with Tables) 207 13: Creating Dramatic Visual Effects 233

14: Specializing in Selection 253 15: CSS Moves into the Future 265 16: Programmatic CSS 279 17: Testing and Debugging 297

18: Ten Great CSS Tips and Tricks 319 19: Ten Topics That Don t Fit Elsewhere in the Book (But Are Important) 329

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Creating Compelling Designs 1 Separating Content from Style 1 Benefiting from the Cascade 2 The End of the Browser Wars 3 Who Should Read This Book 4 For designers, would-be designers, programmers, and developers alike 5 Making do in a shaky economy 5 Plain, Clear English 6 How to Use This Book 6 Foolish Assumptions 7 How This Book Is Organized 8 Part I: The ABCs of CSS 8 Part II: Looking Good with CSS 9 Part III: Adding Artistry: Design and Composition with CSS 9 Part IV: Advanced CSS Techniques 10 Part V: The Part of Tens 10 Conventions Used in This Book 11 Special symbols 11 Avoid typos: find all the code online 12 What you need to get started 12 Icons used in this book 12

Improving HTML 15 Getting Efficient with CSS 17 Changing Web design for the better 17 Being ready for anything 18 Designers Want to Design 20 Where CSS Fits with the Tools You Already Use 22 Getting Practical 24 Look for CSS features in your current software 24 Resources on the Web 24 Avoiding Browser Compatibility Problems 25 Getting Dramatic with Filters 26

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Starting from Scratch 31 Selectors and Such: CSS Syntax 33 Properties refer to attributes 34 Grouping 35 Showing Some Class 35 Specifying All-Purpose Properties 37 Using an ID Selector 38 Specifying more than one class 40 Capitalizing on case-sensitivity 40 Just stay in lowercase 41 When Styles Cascade 41 Visualizing specificity 41 Understanding CSS specificity 43 Grasping Inheritance 45

Working with Universal Selectors 48 Using Multiple Declarations 49 Using Attributes as Selectors 50 The Simplest Attribute Selector 52 Matching attribute selection types 53 Matching partial attribute values 53 Matching exact attribute values 54 Building Your First Style Sheet 54 Transforming a Word document into a Web page 55 Visualizing levels of specificity 57 Creating an External Cascading Style Sheet 59 The importance of !Important 60 The importance of being closest 62 Omit semicolons 62 Everything must be important 62 Adding New Selectors 63 When Cascades Collide 64

Relativity Explained 72 Flow Versus Positioning, Floating Versus Coordinates 73 Controlling Layout with Offsetting 76 Moving Deeper into Positioning 79 Stacking Elements on Top of Each Other with the Z-Axis 81 Combining Stacking with Translucence 82

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Thinking About User Interfaces 85 Substituting Fonts 86 Types of Type 87 Avoiding monospace 90 Using system styles 91 All Roads Lead to Rome 92 Simplicity above all 92 When you re not too picky about typeface 94 Using Font Variants 94 Specifying Font Weight 95 Using the Font-Variant for Small Caps 96 Simple Font-Style 96 Choosing the Right Typeface Size 97 Specifying relative sizes 97 Controlling font size with greater precision 98 Specifying Absolute Measured Sizes 99 Font: The All-Purpose Property 100 Adjusting Line Height 101 Decorating Text with Underlining and Strikethrough 103 Transforming Text with Capitalization 104 Shading with Drop-Shadowing 105