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Your comments will help us to improve our tips. To read our CSS lessons, visit learningcss.info. Friday, July 6, 2007. Don't buy a book whose errata list is more than a page or two long. The list is usually available on the publisher's Web site. When it's longer than a page or two, that should raise a red flag. Either it was sloppily written or sloppily edited. You don't want to try to learn from a book whose information is wrong. You'll experience unnecessary frustration. The first one is StyleMaster.

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Teaching CSS: Tip 5

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Your comments will help us to improve our tips. To read our CSS lessons, visit learningcss.info. Friday, July 6, 2007. Don't buy a book whose errata list is more than a page or two long. The list is usually available on the publisher's Web site. When it's longer than a page or two, that should raise a red flag. Either it was sloppily written or sloppily edited. You don't want to try to learn from a book whose information is wrong. You'll experience unnecessary frustration.

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Your comments will help us to improve our tips. To read our CSS lessons, visit learningcss.info. Friday, July 6, 2007. It's free, is an excellent browser, and has available two excellent CSS add-ons,. That can be a big help in fixing Web page problems. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Your comments will help us to improve our tips. To read our CSS lessons, visit learningcss.info. Friday, July 6, 2007. Start studying CSS. The cheapest way to start (it's free) is with the online Style Master CSS Tutorial, developed by the creators of the Style Master CSS editor. If you prefer reading a book, take a look at Russ Weakley's Sams Teach Yourself CSS in 10 Minutes. Weakley's the creator of the maxdesign Web site, a site you should browse. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Your comments will help us to improve our tips. To read our CSS lessons, visit learningcss.info. Friday, July 6, 2007. Don't buy a book whose errata list is more than a page or two long. The list is usually available on the publisher's Web site. When it's longer than a page or two, that should raise a red flag. Either it was sloppily written or sloppily edited. You don't want to try to learn from a book whose information is wrong. You'll experience unnecessary frustration. The first one is StyleMaster.

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Your comments will help us to improve our tips. To read our CSS lessons, visit learningcss.info. Friday, July 6, 2007. Join the CSS Creator discussion board. That's the place to ask any questions you might have after reading something on this site. In particular, the place to ask your newbie questions is the Beginners CSS Questions. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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