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HTML Utopia: Designing Without Tables Using CSS, 2nd Edition
About the Authors
Rachel Andrew is the Director of edgeofmyseat.com, a Web solutions company in the UK. She is a member of the Web Standards Project, serving on the Dreamweaver Task force.
Dan Shafer is a well-known Web design consultant and pundit. He cut his teeth as the first Webmaster and Director of Technology a Salon.com, then spent almost five years as the Master Builder at CNET’s Builder.com division.
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Great book. I recomend it to anyone wanting to learn CSS. The exercises are very easy to follow and every step is explained. This book does not disappoint.
Jason Acklin, USA 
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love this book too. I have it out all the time along with the rest of my books from this company.........
Patty Bingaman, USA
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The book has been very helpful in getting me up to speed using CSS to redesign our web-site. SitePoint always has just the rigfht books at just the right time.
Michael Hampen, USA
[written for previous edition]
This book is an exceptional tool for making the transition to CSS layouts. Highly recommended!
Kenneth R Smith, USA
[written for previous edition]
Very helpful. With the knowledge I gained I was able to get a really good consulting gig.
Willi Gamboa, USA
[written for previous edition]
Not only very interesting to see exactly what style sheets can do for the budding web designer, but also a real eye-opener in terms of what's going on "under the hood"'
Paul Brown, USA
[written for previous edition]
Excellent book!! Very easy to understand with many real world applications. Making the learning process not only easy but fun.
Thanks for the work!
Mike Eggert, USA
[written for previous edition]
Who needs to go to college or spend years learning all the mistakes, with a book like this?
Again, amamzing job!
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Jacob Young, USA
[written for previous edition]
Dan Shafer has done an excellent job. This book has been very helpful. And I absolutely love the CSS Poster.
Jeremy Valletto, USA
[written for previous edition]
Great book, essential for web developer dudes who want to write no nonsense code using standards.
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Will Huthnance, USA 
[written for previous edition]
Excellent content and examples. Nice writing style.
Don Pedersen, USA 
[written for previous edition]
"Designing Without Tables" is an Excellent book, it made many things much cleaer to me than any other documentation I've read on CSS.
John Crain, USA
[written for previous edition]
Overall, the book was quite good, although I thought it would benefit from more small examples.
Hal Helms, USA 
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Product Details
| Edition: |
2nd |
| Price: | $39.95 |
| Pages: | 497 |
| ISBN: | 0-9752402-7-7 |
| Last Updated: | April 2006 |
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