Product Overview
HTML Utopia: Designing Without Tables Using CSS, 2nd Edition
Index
Symbols
- #
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- hexadecimal string prefix, (Color in CSS)
- ID selector symbol, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- + adjacent selector connector, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- /* */ comment delimiters, (CSS Comments)
- > parent-child selector, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
A
- <a> elements and skip navigation, (The Content Order Problem)
- abbreviated size units, (Expression Measurements)
- abbreviations, absolute sizing, (Expression Measurements)
- absolute measurements, (Expression Measurements), (Expression Measurements)
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- font sizes, (The font-size Property), (Positioning the Page Elements), (font-size)
- absolute positioning
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- document flow and, (Adding a Footer)
- Footbag Freaks homepage, (Constructing the Layout), (Constructing the Layout)
- multi-column, fixed-width layouts, (Multiple-column Fixed-width Layouts)
- text, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- three-column layout example, (Adding a Third Column)
- accessibility
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- alternate style sheets, (What can CSS Do?), (“Zoom” Layouts)
- Braille printers, (At-rules)
- pixel sizing and, (Expression Measurements), (The font-size Property)
- relative sizing and, (Expression Measurements)
- semantic markup and, (Advantages of CSS Design), (“Zoom” Layouts)
- tabular layouts and, (Why Most—but Not All—Tables Are Bad)
- transparent gifs and, (Why Most—but Not All—Tables Are Bad)
- “zoom” layouts, (“Zoom” Layouts)
- adjacent selectors, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- Adobe Acrobat, (The font-size Property)
- Adobe GoLive, (Why Most—but Not All—Tables Are Bad)
- Adobe OpenType standard, (Other Font Properties)
- align attribute, (Text Alignment as a Design Technique), (Constructing the Layout)
- alignment
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- of headings, (Text Alignment as a Design Technique)
- of list items, (Constructing the Layout), (Constructing the Layout), (Adding a Third Column)
- of text, (Text Alignment as a Design Technique), (Text Alignment as a Design Technique), (Text Alignment as a Design Technique), (Constructing the Layout)
- alphabets, non-Roman
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- Arabic, (text-kashida-space)
- Asian languages, (text-autospace), (text-justify), (text-underline-position)
- East Asian, (layout-flow), (layout-grid-type), (writing-mode)
- Hebrew, (direction), (unicode-bidi)
- alternate style sheets, (What can CSS Do?)
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- attaching, (“Zoom” Layouts)
- semantic markup and, (Advantages of CSS Design)
- “zoom” layouts, (“Zoom” Layouts)
- alternating table rows, coloring, (Interesting Uses of Color), (The Table)
- anchors (see links)
- animation
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- pseudo-class simulation of, (What can CSS Do?)
- transitions filters, (filter)
- asterisk, universal selector, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- at-rules, (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility), (At-rules)
- attention-getting color, (Interesting Uses of Color)
- attribute selectors, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- attributes, terminology and, (Parts of a CSS Rule)
- aural style sheets, (Advantages of CSS Design), (Aural Style Sheets)
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- (see also screen readers)
- author images, Footbag Freaks, (Constructing the Layout)
B
- background colors, (What can CSS Do?)
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- background images with, (Background Images)
- fixed-width layouts, (Centering the Content Area)
- Footbag Freaks web site, (Constructing the Layout)
- headings, (Text Alignment as a Design Technique)
- highlighting alternate table rows, (Interesting Uses of Color), (The Table)
- revealing box model effects, (Positioning the Page Elements), (Positioning the Page Elements), (Positioning the Page Elements)
- setting <body> color and, (Color in CSS)
- text readability and, (Color in CSS)
- background images
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- fading into background color, (Constructing the Layout)
- fixed-width layouts, (Centering the Content Area)
- Footbag Freaks link styling, (Constructing the Layout), (Adding a Third Column)
- full-height columns using, (Achieving Full-height Columns)
- gradient effects, (Constructing the Layout)
- revealing with margins, (Constructing the Layout)
- background property, CSS, (background)
- background-attachment property, CSS, (Background Images), (background-attachment)
- background-color property, CSS, (background-color)
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- block level elements, (What can CSS Do?)
- combining with color setting, (Color in CSS)
- transparent setting, (Color in CSS)
- background-image property, CSS, (Background Images), (background-image)
- background-position property, CSS, (background-position), (background-position-x, background-position-y)
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- placing images, (Background Images), (Achieving Full-height Columns), (The Content)
- background-repeat property, CSS, (Background Images), (Achieving Full-height Columns), (The Content), (background-repeat)
- backward compatibility, (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility), (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility)
- blinking, (Text Decorations)
- block level elements
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- applying background color, (What can CSS Do?)
- display property defaults, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- positioning context and, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- blocking browser access, (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility), (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility)
- blog section, Footbag Freaks, (Adding a Third Column)
- <body> elements
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- centering content, (Centering the Content Area)
- color settings, (Color in CSS)
- inheritance and, (How Inheritance Works in CSS)
- bold text, (Other Font Properties), (The Content)
- border properties, (border), (border-width)
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- full-height columns, (Achieving Full-height Columns)
- border property, CSS, (Positioning the Page Elements), (Achieving Full-height Columns)
- border-collapse property, CSS, (The Table), (border-collapse)
- border-color property, CSS, (Positioning the Page Elements), (border-color)
- border-style property, CSS, (Positioning the Page Elements), (border-style)
- border-width property, CSS, (Positioning the Page Elements), (border-width)
- borders
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- adding to elements, (Advantages of CSS Design)
- border properties, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- Footbag Freaks header, (Constructing the Layout)
- overlining contrasted with, (Text Decorations)
- padding and margins compared to, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- rounded corners, (-moz-border-radius-bottomleft, -moz-border-radius-bottomright, -moz-border-radius-topleft, -moz-border-radius-topright)
- table styling, (Interesting Uses of Color)
- Box Model, CSS, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- boxouts, (Constructing the Layout)
- Braille printers, (At-rules)
- browser compatibility
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- backward compatibility, (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility), (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility)
- font constants, (The font Shorthand Property)
- browser defaults
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- display styles, (What is CSS, Really?), (list-style-type)
- font settings, (Who’s in Charge?)
- font sizes, (Expression Measurements), (The font-size Property)
- browser preferences, (Who’s in Charge?), (The font-family Property)
- browser support
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- alternate style sheets, (“Zoom” Layouts)
- color specifications, (CSS Color Reference)
- CSS, (Advantages of CSS Design), (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility), (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility)
- CSS properties, (CSS Property Reference)
- CSS version 2.1, (Validating your CSS)
- CSS, IE6 bugs, (Multiple-column Fixed-width Layouts)
- non-supporting browsers, (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility)
- pseudo-classes and elements, (What can CSS Do?), (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- browser window area
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- centering layouts in, (Fixed-width Layouts), (Centering the Content Area)
- padding-right property and, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- percentage sizing and, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- browser-specific extensions, (CSS Property Reference)
- browsers, (CSS in Context), (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules), (Expression Measurements), (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility)
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- (see also Firefox)
- (see also Internet Explorer)
- (see also Netscape Navigator)
- (see also Opera)
- absolute font sizes, (The font-size Property)
- absolute positioning and consistent rendering, (Adding a Third Column)
- DOCTYPE switching, (Keep the Quirks: DOCTYPE Switching)
- hiding styling from older, (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility), (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility)
- list marker offsets, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- Quirks mode, (Keep the Quirks: DOCTYPE Switching)
- rendering borders, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- rendering listed fonts, (Standard and Nonstandard Font Families)
- standards compliance, (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility)
- bulleted lists, (Styling Lists with CSS), (Styling Lists with CSS), (Positioning the Page Elements), (Constructing the Layout)
- buttons, styling, (Constructing the Layout), (Adding a Third Column)
C
- <caption> elements, (The Table)
- cascading behavior, (Cascading and Inheritance), (Cascading and Inheritance)
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- pseudo-classes, (Styling Hyperlinks)
- cautions, color coding, (Interesting Uses of Color)
- <center> elements, (Text Alignment as a Design Technique)
- centered content, (Fixed-width Layouts), (Centering the Content Area)
- centered text, (Text Alignment as a Design Technique)
- character encoding, (Validating your CSS), (Creating the Document)
- child elements, floated, (Achieving Full-height Columns)
- class attributes
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- identifying elements, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- <span> elements, (What can CSS Do?)
- class selectors, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules), (Interesting Uses of Color)
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- specificity rating, (Cascading and Inheritance)
- classes, multiple, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- clear property, CSS, (clear)
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- full-length columns, (Achieving Full-height Columns)
- link display, (Constructing the Layout)
- use with footers, (The float Property)
- use with tables, (The Table)
- code archive, (The Book’s Web Site)
- code decoupling, (Advantages of CSS Design)
- code duplication, (Advantages of CSS Design)
- <code> elements, (Using the span Element)
- colon prefix, pseudo-element selectors, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- color, (What can CSS Do?), (Splashing Around a Bit of Color), (Splashing Around a Bit of Color), (CSS Color Reference)
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- (see also background colors)
- attention-getting color, (Interesting Uses of Color)
- CSS color reference, (CSS Color Reference)
- CSS effects with, (What can CSS Do?)
- elements that can be colored, (Color in CSS)
- methods of specifying, (Color in CSS), (Positioning the Page Elements), (CSS Color Reference)
- readability and, (Interesting Uses of Color), (The Table), (“Zoom” Layouts)
- selecting and combining colors, (Color in CSS)
- specific uses of, (Interesting Uses of Color), (Interesting Uses of Color)
- color blindness, (Color in CSS)
- color property, CSS, (color)
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- background-color setting and, (Color in CSS), (background-color)
- syntax illustrating, (Parts of a CSS Rule)
- comma separators
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- elements in selector groups, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- property value lists, (Parts of a CSS Rule), (The font-family Property), (Standard and Nonstandard Font Families)
- shorthand property values, (Using Shorthand Properties), (The font Shorthand Property)
- comments, CSS
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- HTML comments and, (CSS Comments)
- temporarily disabling styling, (“Zoom” Layouts)
- complementary colors, (Color in CSS)
- constants
-
- border styles, (border-style)
- font sizes, (The font-size Property), (The font-size Property), (The font Shorthand Property)
- list-style-type property, (Styling Lists with CSS)
- content areas
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- centering, (Fixed-width Layouts), (Centering the Content Area)
- Footbag Freaks markup, (Creating the Document)
- liquid content with a footer, (The float Property)
- skip navigation and, (The Content Order Problem)
- styling, (Constructing the Layout), (Constructing the Layout), (The Content)
- wrapping round floated columns, (Multiple-column Fixed-width Layouts)
- content order problem, (The Content Order Problem)
- content overflows, (overflow), (text-overflow)
- content repurposing (see alternate style sheets)
- coordinates (see positioning in CSS)
- CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)
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- alternate style sheets, (What can CSS Do?)
- browser support, (Advantages of CSS Design), (Validating your CSS), (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility), (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility)
- color effects, (What can CSS Do?)
- color reference, (CSS Color Reference)
- design advantages, (Advantages of CSS Design), (Advantages of CSS Design)
- effects possible with, (What can CSS Do?), (What can CSS Do?)
- example styled page, (A Simple Example )
- expression measurements, (Expression Measurements), (Expression Measurements)
- font effects, (What can CSS Do?)
- image effects, (What can CSS Do?)
- inheritance, (How Inheritance Works in CSS)
- JavaScript and, (CSS and JavaScript)
- positioning elements, (Positioning the Page Elements), (Positioning the Page Elements)
- properties, full list, (CSS Property Reference), (zoom)
- pseudo-classes, (What can CSS Do?), (Styling Hyperlinks)
- rule syntax, (What is CSS, Really?), (Parts of a CSS Rule)
- simple two-column layout, (Simple CSS Layout), (Simple CSS Layout)
- standards compliance and, (Advantages of CSS Design)
- three-column layout, (Three-column Layouts), (Three-column Layouts)
- validation, (Validating your CSS)
- CSS 2
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- at-rules, (At-rules)
- descriptive color names, (CSS Color Reference)
- font constant, (The font Shorthand Property)
- pseudo-classes and pseudo-elements, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules), (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- system color names, (CSS Color Reference)
- table-layout property, (Why Most—but Not All—Tables Are Bad)
- CSS Box Model, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- CSS Table Gallery, (The Table)
- CSS3 status, (CSS Property Reference)
D
- date information, (Constructing the Layout), (Adding a Third Column)
- declarations, CSS rules, (Parts of a CSS Rule)
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- cascading behavior, (Cascading and Inheritance), (Cascading and Inheritance)
- inline declarations, (Types of CSS Rules), (Types of CSS Rules), (Applying CSS to HTML Documents), (Cascading and Inheritance), (Cascading and Inheritance)
- <del> elements, (Text Decorations)
- deprecated attributes, (Constructing the Layout)
- deprecated elements, (Advantages of CSS Design), (How CSS Deals with Fonts), (Text Alignment as a Design Technique)
- descendant elements, (How Inheritance Works in CSS)
- descendant selectors, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- descriptive settings
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- border-width, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- color names, (Color in CSS), (CSS Color Reference)
- design mock-ups, (The Layout), (Adding a Third Column), (Adding a Footer), (The Layout)
- designs (see example web sites)
- DHTML, (CSS and JavaScript)
- disabilities, users with, (Why Most—but Not All—Tables Are Bad), (At-rules)
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- (see also accessibility)
- color blindness, (Color in CSS)
- display property, CSS, (display)
-
- horizontal list items, (Constructing the Layout)
- IE6 bug work-around, (Multiple-column Fixed-width Layouts)
- layout effects, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- <div> elements
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- empty <div>s, (Achieving Full-height Columns)
- image styling and positioning, (What can CSS Do?)
- line-height property and, (Horizontal and Vertical Spacing)
- margins for, (The Content), (Multiple-column Fixed-width Layouts)
- positional context and, (Constructing the Layout)
- <span> compared to, (Using the span Element)
- wrapper <div>s, (Creating the Document), (Centering the Content Area), (Multiple-column Fixed-width Layouts)
- DOCTYPE declarations, (Validating your CSS), (Keep the Quirks: DOCTYPE Switching), (Creating the Document)
- DOCTYPE switching, (Keep the Quirks: DOCTYPE Switching)
- document flow, (Adding a Footer), (The float Property)
- DOM (Document Object Model), (CSS and JavaScript)
- download times (see load times)
- downloadable fonts, (Standard and Nonstandard Font Families), (Standard and Nonstandard Font Families)
- Dreamweaver, Macromedia, (Why Most—but Not All—Tables Are Bad)
- drop-caps effects, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- dynamic effects, (What can CSS Do?), (CSS and JavaScript)
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- (see also animation)
E
- element type selectors, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- element-specific classes, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- elements, HTML
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- applicability of CSS properties, (Advantages of CSS Design)
- deprecated elements, (Advantages of CSS Design), (How CSS Deals with Fonts), (Text Alignment as a Design Technique)
- hierarchical relationships, (How Inheritance Works in CSS)
- selective targeting in CSS, (Types of CSS Rules)
- elements, XHTML
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- alternatives for hiding, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- color display, (Color in CSS)
- display property defaults, (Positioning the Page Elements), (display)
- float property applicability, (Constructing the Layout)
- hiding, (visibility)
- positioning using CSS, (Positioning the Page Elements), (Positioning the Page Elements)
- replaced elements, (width)
- selective targeting, (Constructing the Layout)
- table definition, (Interesting Uses of Color)
- <em> elements, (Advantages of CSS Design), (Using the span Element)
- em measurements, (Expression Measurements)
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- padding property values, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- text sizes, (The font-size Property), (Horizontal and Vertical Spacing), (Positioning the Page Elements)
- embedded style sheets, (Types of CSS Rules), (Types of CSS Rules), (Applying CSS to HTML Documents)
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- example styled page, (A Simple Example )
- hiding from non-supporting browsers, (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility)
- empty <div>s, (Achieving Full-height Columns)
- English language variants, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- event diaries, (Constructing the Layout)
- example web sites, (The Layout)
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- (see also Footbag Freaks web site)
- fixed-width layouts, (Fixed-width Layouts), (Multiple-column Fixed-width Layouts)
- Halloween party page, (What can CSS Do?), (What can CSS Do?)
- simple two-column layout, (Simple CSS Layout), (Simple CSS Layout)
- three-column layout, (Three-column Layouts), (Three-column Layouts)
- external style sheets, (Types of CSS Rules), (Types of CSS Rules), (Applying CSS to HTML Documents)
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- code decoupling and, (Advantages of CSS Design)
- importance of validation, (Validating your CSS)
- semantic markup and, (Advantages of CSS Design)
F
- fantasy fonts, (The font-family Property)
- Faux Columns technique, (Achieving Full-height Columns)
- Firefox browser
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- color and font preference settings, (Who’s in Charge?)
- CSS property support, (CSS Property Reference)
- use within this book, (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility)
- Fireworks design mock-ups, (The Layout), (The Layout)
- first-* selectors, CSS 2, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- fixed background images, (Background Images)
- fixed-width layouts, (Fixed-width Layouts), (Multiple-column Fixed-width Layouts)
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- multi-column, (Multiple-column Fixed-width Layouts)
- float property, CSS, (Constructing the Layout), (Constructing the Layout), (float)
-
- (see also clear property)
- Footbag Freaks images, (Constructing the Layout), (Constructing the Layout), (The Content)
- positioning images, (What can CSS Do?)
- text alignment, (Constructing the Layout)
- three-column layouts, (The float Property), (Putting float into Practice in our Layout)
- floated columns, (The float Property), (Multiple-column Fixed-width Layouts)
- floated layouts and content order, (The Content Order Problem)
- font constants, (The font Shorthand Property)
- <font> elements, (Advantages of CSS Design), (How CSS Deals with Fonts), (The font-size Property)
- font property, CSS, (Using Shorthand Properties), (The font Shorthand Property), (font)
- font setting defaults, (Who’s in Charge?)
- font size defaults, (Expression Measurements)
- font-family property, CSS, (The font-family Property), (The font-family Property), (font-family)
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- font lists, (Standard and Nonstandard Font Families)
- font property and, (The font Shorthand Property)
- standard and nonstandard fonts, (Standard and Nonstandard Font Families)
- syntax illustrating, (Parts of a CSS Rule), (Using Shorthand Properties)
- font-size property, CSS, (The font-size Property), (The font-size Property), (font-size)
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- child elements, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- ems and, (Expression Measurements)
- font property and, (The font Shorthand Property)
- Footbag Freaks web site, (Constructing the Layout)
- syntax illustrating, (Parts of a CSS Rule)
- use with links, (What can CSS Do?)
- font-style property, CSS, (Other Font Properties), (font-style)
- font-variant property, CSS, (Other Font Properties), (font-variant)
- font-weight property, CSS, (Other Font Properties), (The Content), (font-weight)
- fonts, (Working with Fonts), (Working with Fonts)
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- CSS effects with, (What can CSS Do?)
- nonstandard and downloadable, (Standard and Nonstandard Font Families)
- Footbag Freaks web site
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- blog section, (Adding a Third Column)
- content area styling, (Constructing the Layout), (Constructing the Layout), (Centering the Content Area), (The Content)
- download, (Constructing the Layout)
- Events Schedule table styling, (The Table)
- fixed-width layouts, (Fixed-width Layouts), (Multiple-column Fixed-width Layouts)
- header area styling, (Constructing the Layout), (Constructing the Layout), (Centering the Content Area)
- layout, (The Layout), (Adding a Third Column), (Adding a Third Column)
- markup, (Creating the Document), (Creating the Document), (Adding a Third Column), (The float Property)
- newsletter subscription form, (Adding a Third Column)
- positioning elements, (Positioning the Page Elements), (Positioning the Page Elements)
- repositioning the sidebar, (Constructing the Layout)
- search form styling, (Constructing the Layout)
- sidebar styling, (Constructing the Layout)
- three-column version, (Adding a Third Column), (The Content Order Problem)
- two-column version, (The Layout), (Simple CSS Layout)
- footers, (Adding a Footer), (The float Property)
- forms
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- newsletter subscription, (Adding a Third Column)
- search form, (Constructing the Layout)
- forward slash, (The font Shorthand Property)
- full-height columns, (Achieving Full-height Columns)
G
- generated content, (content)
- generic font families, (The font-family Property), (Standard and Nonstandard Font Families)
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- Macintosh and Windows, (Standard and Nonstandard Font Families)
- GoLive, Adobe, (Why Most—but Not All—Tables Are Bad)
- gradient background effects, (Constructing the Layout)
- graphics (see images)
- graphics program mock-ups, (The Layout), (Adding a Third Column)
- “greater than” sign, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- GUI component standard colors, (CSS Color Reference)
H
- hacks, (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility)
- Halloween Party example page, (What can CSS Do?), (What can CSS Do?)
- hanging indents, (First-line Indentation)
- harmonious colors, (Color in CSS)
- <head> elements
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- embedded style sheets, (Types of CSS Rules), (Types of CSS Rules), (Applying CSS to HTML Documents)
- external style sheets, (Types of CSS Rules), (Applying CSS to HTML Documents)
- inheritance and, (How Inheritance Works in CSS)
- header areas
-
- Footbag Freaks markup, (Creating the Document)
- styling, (Constructing the Layout), (Constructing the Layout)
- styling fixed-width, (Centering the Content Area)
- headings
-
- alignment, (Text Alignment as a Design Technique)
- Footbag Freaks match schedule, (Creating the Document)
- highlighting, (What can CSS Do?), (Text Alignment as a Design Technique)
- letter-spacing property and, (Horizontal and Vertical Spacing)
- hexadecimal values
-
- descriptive color equivalents, (CSS Color Reference)
- Netscape extended colors, (CSS Color Reference)
- specifying colors, (Color in CSS), (Positioning the Page Elements), (CSS Color Reference)
- highlighting text
-
- headings, (What can CSS Do?), (Text Alignment as a Design Technique)
- mouseover effects, (What can CSS Do?)
- table rows, (Interesting Uses of Color), (The Table)
- using <span>, (Using the span Element)
- horizontal navigation, (Constructing the Layout), (Constructing the Layout)
- horizontal spacing, text, (Horizontal and Vertical Spacing)
- hover pseudo-class, (What can CSS Do?)
- HTML, (Types of CSS Rules)
-
- (see also elements, HTML)
- CSS validation requirements, (Validating your CSS)
- font size specification, (The font-size Property)
- HTML 4 Recommendation, (Advantages of CSS Design), (Keep the Quirks: DOCTYPE Switching)
- inheritance tree, (How Inheritance Works in CSS)
- semantic markup, (Advantages of CSS Design)
- text alignment, (Text Alignment as a Design Technique)
- http-equiv attribute, (Creating the Document)
- hyperlinks (see links)
I
- id attributes, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
-
- <span> element, (What can CSS Do?)
- <ul> element, (What can CSS Do?)
- ID selectors, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules), (Interesting Uses of Color)
-
- specificity rating, (Cascading and Inheritance)
- images
-
- adding a logo, (Constructing the Layout), (The Content)
- avoiding use for text, (Constructing the Layout)
- background, (Background Images)
- CSS effects with, (What can CSS Do?)
- Footbag Freaks authors, (Constructing the Layout)
- as list item markers, (Styling Lists with CSS), (Constructing the Layout)
- text wrapping, (What can CSS Do?)
- <img> elements, (What can CSS Do?), (Constructing the Layout)
- @import rule, (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility), (At-rules)
- !important keyword, (Cascading and Inheritance), (Cascading and Inheritance), (Cascading and Inheritance)
- indentation of code, (Why Most—but Not All—Tables Are Bad)
- indentation of first lines, (First-line Indentation), (text-indent)
- inheritance in CSS, (How Inheritance Works in CSS)
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- adjacency distinguished from, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- cascading distinguished from, (Cascading and Inheritance)
- color settings, (Color in CSS)
- font sizing and, (Expression Measurements), (font-size)
- numeric values, (Horizontal and Vertical Spacing)
- table and cell borders, (Interesting Uses of Color)
- inline declarations, (Types of CSS Rules), (Types of CSS Rules), (Applying CSS to HTML Documents)
-
- cascading behavior, (Cascading and Inheritance), (Cascading and Inheritance)
- inline elements, (Using the span Element), (Positioning the Page Elements)
- <input> element styling, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- <ins> elements, (Text Decorations)
- Internet Explorer
-
- at-rule support, (At-rules)
- bugs, (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility), (Keep the Quirks: DOCTYPE Switching)
- CSS support, (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility), (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility)
- floated column problem, (Multiple-column Fixed-width Layouts)
- floated three-column page display, (Putting float into Practice in our Layout)
- hiding style sheets from IE4, (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility)
- Macintosh version, (CSS Property Reference)
- position: fixed in IE6, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- pseudo-class support, (Styling Hyperlinks)
- Quirks mode enabling, (Keep the Quirks: DOCTYPE Switching)
- small-caps format, (Other Font Properties)
- text resizing, (Expression Measurements)
- word-spacing property, (Horizontal and Vertical Spacing)
- Internet Explorer for Windows
-
- adjacent selectors, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- attribute selectors, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- layouts developed with Firefox, (Adding a Third Column)
- parent-child selectors, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- ISO-8859-1 encoding, (Creating the Document)
- italic font styles, (Other Font Properties)
J
- JavaScript, (CSS Comments), (Styling Hyperlinks), (CSS and JavaScript)
-
- style switchers, (“Zoom” Layouts)
- justified text, (Text Alignment as a Design Technique), (text-justify)
L
- lang attribute, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules), (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- lang pseudo-class, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- language attribute, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- languages other than English
-
- Arabic, (text-kashida-space)
- Asian languages, (text-autospace), (text-justify), (text-underline-position)
- East Asian, (layout-flow), (layout-grid-type), (writing-mode)
- Hebrew, (direction), (unicode-bidi)
- layout tables (see tabular layouts)
- layouts (see example web sites)
- leading, (Horizontal and Vertical Spacing)
- length values, (Expression Measurements)
- letter-spacing property, CSS, (Horizontal and Vertical Spacing)
- <li> elements, (Styling Lists with CSS), (Constructing the Layout)
- line termination, CSS, (Parts of a CSS Rule)
- line-height property, CSS, (Horizontal and Vertical Spacing), (line-height)
-
- adding to font declarations, (The font Shorthand Property)
- creating space, (Constructing the Layout), (The Content)
- line-through value, text-decoration, (Text Decorations)
- <link> elements, (Types of CSS Rules), (Applying CSS to HTML Documents)
-
- alternate style sheets and, (Advantages of CSS Design), (“Zoom” Layouts)
- code decoupling and, (Advantages of CSS Design)
- inheritance and, (How Inheritance Works in CSS)
- media attribute, (Advantages of CSS Design), (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility)
- links
-
- horizontal navigation separators, (Constructing the Layout)
- skip navigation, (The Content Order Problem)
- styling, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules), (Styling Hyperlinks)
- styling, Footbag Freaks homepage, (Constructing the Layout), (Constructing the Layout), (Adding a Third Column)
- styling, match schedule table, (The Table)
- turning off underlining, (Text Decorations), (Styling Hyperlinks), (Adding a Third Column)
- liquid layouts, (Fixed-width Layouts)
- list items
-
- alignment, (Constructing the Layout), (Constructing the Layout), (Adding a Third Column)
- styling, Footbag Freaks navigation, (Adding a Third Column)
- list-style-image property, CSS, (Styling Lists with CSS), (list-style-image)
- list-style-position property, CSS, (Styling Lists with CSS), (list-style-position)
- list-style-type property, CSS, (Styling Lists with CSS), (Styling Lists with CSS), (list-style-type)
- lists
-
- applying margins, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- font styles and, (What can CSS Do?)
- styling, (Styling Lists with CSS), (Styling Lists with CSS)
- load times
-
- decoupled code and, (Advantages of CSS Design)
- external style sheets and, (Types of CSS Rules)
- tabular layouts and, (Why Most—but Not All—Tables Are Bad)
- logos, (Constructing the Layout), (The Content)
M
- Macintosh
-
- fonts, (Standard and Nonstandard Font Families), (Standard and Nonstandard Font Families)
- Internet Explorer status, (CSS Property Reference)
- Macromedia Dreamweaver, (Why Most—but Not All—Tables Are Bad)
- Macromedia Fireworks, (The Layout), (The Layout)
- magnified views, (“Zoom” Layouts)
- maintenance, ease of, (Why Most—but Not All—Tables Are Bad), (Types of CSS Rules)
- margin property, CSS, (Positioning the Page Elements), (margin)
-
- @page rule and, (At-rules)
- margins
-
- applying to <div>s, (The Content), (Multiple-column Fixed-width Layouts)
- applying to lists, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- auto settings, (Centering the Content Area)
- margin properties, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- negative values, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- padding compared to, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- padding, borders and, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- removing paragraph defaults, (Constructing the Layout)
- vertical margins, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- marker-offset property, CSS, (Positioning the Page Elements), (marker-offset)
- media attribute
-
- <link> element, (Advantages of CSS Design), (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility)
- <style> element, (At-rules)
- @media rule, (At-rules)
- media type output options, (At-rules)
- Medium menu, W3C validator, (Validating your CSS)
- min-width property, CSS, (Centering the Content Area), (max-width, min-width)
- monitors
-
- color rendering, (Color in CSS)
- pixel sizing and, (Expression Measurements)
- monospaced fonts, (The font-family Property), (Horizontal and Vertical Spacing)
- Mozilla-based browsers, (-moz-border-radius)
-
- (see also Firefox browser)
- properties, (CSS Property Reference), (-moz-border-radius), (-moz-opacity)
- multi-column layouts, (The float Property), (Multiple-column Fixed-width Layouts)
-
- (see also three-column layouts)
- (see also two-column layouts)
- fixed-width, (Multiple-column Fixed-width Layouts)
- multiple style sheets (see alternate style sheets)
N
- name attribute, <a> tag, (The Content Order Problem)
- navigation
-
- horizontal navigation, (Constructing the Layout)
- styling, three-column layout, (Adding a Third Column)
- nesting
-
- elements and color setting, (Color in CSS)
- layout tables, (CSS in Context), (Why Most—but Not All—Tables Are Bad)
- quotes, (quotes)
- styles, (Expression Measurements)
- unordered lists, (Styling Lists with CSS)
- NetObjects Fusion tool, (CSS in Context)
- Netscape extended color names, (CSS Color Reference)
- Netscape Navigator, (CSS in Context)
-
- CSS support, (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility), (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility)
- default border width, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- hiding styling from Netscape 4, (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility), (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility)
- key nonconformance areas, (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility)
- newsletter subscription form, (Adding a Third Column)
O
- oblique font styles, (Other Font Properties)
- <ol> elements, (Styling Lists with CSS)
- opacity, (-moz-opacity)
- OpenType font standard, (Other Font Properties)
- Opera browser
-
- CSS property support, (CSS Property Reference)
- CSS support history, (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility)
- font sizing, (Expression Measurements)
- operating system-specific colors, (Color in CSS), (CSS Color Reference)
- origin factor, cascading, (Cascading and Inheritance)
- outdents, (First-line Indentation), (text-indent)
- outline property, CSS, (Color in CSS), (outline)
- overlining, (Text Decorations)
P
- padding
-
- margins, borders and, (Positioning the Page Elements), (Positioning the Page Elements)
- padding properties, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- padding property, CSS, (Using Shorthand Properties), (padding)
-
- Footbag Freaks styling, (Constructing the Layout)
- multiple values and, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- padding-left property, CSS, (First-line Indentation), (padding-bottom, padding-left, padding-right, padding-top)
- @page rule, (At-rules), (marks), (page), (size)
- page styling, (At-rules), (orphans), (widows)
- paragraphs
-
- centering, (Text Alignment as a Design Technique)
- highlighting text within, (Using the span Element)
- indenting first lines, (First-line Indentation)
- initial drop-caps, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- removing default margins, (Constructing the Layout)
- parent elements, (How Inheritance Works in CSS)
- parent-child selectors, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- PDF files, (The font-size Property)
- percentage sizing
-
- padding property values, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- pixel sizing compared to, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- text sizes, (Expression Measurements), (The font-size Property), (Horizontal and Vertical Spacing)
- period class name prefix, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- pipe character, (Constructing the Layout)
- pixel sizing, (Expression Measurements), (The font-size Property)
-
- border widths, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- percentages compared to, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- point sizes and, (Expression Measurements)
- Pixy’s Color Scheme Generator, (Color in CSS)
- placeholder graphics, (Why Most—but Not All—Tables Are Bad), (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- plus sign, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- position property, CSS, (Positioning the Page Elements), (position)
- positioning context, CSS, (Positioning the Page Elements)
-
- absolute positioning, (Constructing the Layout), (Multiple-column Fixed-width Layouts)
- relative positioning, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- positioning in CSS, (Positioning the Page Elements), (Positioning the Page Elements), (Constructing the Layout)
-
- (see also absolute positioning)
- background images, (Background Images)
- relative positioning, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- repositioning sidebars, (Constructing the Layout)
- positioning properties, replacing, (Putting float into Practice in our Layout)
- printed output, (At-rules), (page-break-after), (page-break-before), (page-break-inside)
-
- @media rule, (At-rules)
- Profile menu, W3C validator, (Validating your CSS)
- properties, CSS, (Using Shorthand Properties)
-
- (see also shorthand properties)
- browser compatibility charts, (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility)
- complete listing, (CSS Property Reference), (zoom)
- as declaration components, (Parts of a CSS Rule)
- inclusion in rules, (Types of CSS Rules)
- inherited properties, (How Inheritance Works in CSS)
- JavaScript manipulation, (CSS and JavaScript)
- with multiple values, (Parts of a CSS Rule), (Using Shorthand Properties)
- uniform application, (Advantages of CSS Design)
- working with fonts, (How CSS Deals with Fonts)
- proportional spacing, (Positioning the Page Elements)
-
- (see also em measurements)
- (see also percentage sizing)
- padding property values, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- prototyping, (Types of CSS Rules)
- pseudo-class selectors, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules), (Cascading and Inheritance)
- pseudo-classes, CSS, (Styling Hyperlinks)
-
- dynamic effects with, (What can CSS Do?)
- Footbag Freaks link styling, (Constructing the Layout), (Constructing the Layout)
- overriding, (Styling Hyperlinks)
- pseudo-element selectors, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
Q
- Quirks mode, (Keep the Quirks: DOCTYPE Switching)
- quotation marks
-
- CSS property values, (Parts of a CSS Rule), (Using Shorthand Properties), (The font-family Property)
- font lists, (Standard and Nonstandard Font Families)
- generated content, (content)
R
- readability of code, (Why Most—but Not All—Tables Are Bad)
- readability of tables, (Interesting Uses of Color), (The Table)
- readability of text, (Color in CSS), (Horizontal and Vertical Spacing), (The Layout), (“Zoom” Layouts)
- relative measurements, (Expression Measurements), (Expression Measurements), (font-size)
-
- font sizes, (The font-size Property), (The font-size Property)
- font weights, (Other Font Properties)
- line-height property and, (Horizontal and Vertical Spacing)
- Netscape 4 bug, (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility)
- relative positioning, (Positioning the Page Elements)
-
- absolute positioning within, (Constructing the Layout)
- positional context and, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- rendering process, (What is CSS, Really?), (The font-size Property)
- RGB color values, (CSS Color Reference)
-
- descriptive color equivalents, (CSS Color Reference)
- Netscape extended colors, (CSS Color Reference)
- rgb function, (Color in CSS), (Positioning the Page Elements)
- Ruby text, (ruby-align), (ruby-position)
- rules, CSS, (What is CSS, Really?)
-
- categories, (Types of CSS Rules)
- conflict resolution, (Cascading and Inheritance)
- controlling color, (What can CSS Do?)
- font preferences, (Standard and Nonstandard Font Families)
- measurements, (Expression Measurements), (Expression Measurements)
- nesting, (Expression Measurements)
- order of selectors, (The Table)
- parts of, (Parts of a CSS Rule)
- selectors types, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules), (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- styling precedence among, (What is CSS, Really?), (Who’s in Charge?), (Cascading and Inheritance)
S
- sans-serif fonts, (The font-family Property)
- scope attribute, <th> element, (Creating the Document)
- screen readers, (Why Most—but Not All—Tables Are Bad)
-
- floated layouts and, (The Content Order Problem)
- hiding skip navigation, (The Content Order Problem)
- semantic markup and, (Advantages of CSS Design)
- scrolling backgrounds, (Background Images)
- search engines, (Advantages of CSS Design)
- search form, Footbag Freaks, (Constructing the Layout)
- selectors, CSS
-
- adding class or id attributes, (What can CSS Do?)
- combining ID and class selectors, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- document hierarchies and, (How Inheritance Works in CSS)
- element targeting possibilities, (Types of CSS Rules)
- grouping, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- as rule components, (Parts of a CSS Rule), (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules), (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- specificity rating, (Cascading and Inheritance)
- understanding, (The Table)
- semantic markup, (Advantages of CSS Design), (Text Decorations), (“Zoom” Layouts)
- semicolon rule separators, (Parts of a CSS Rule)
- separating content from presentation, (Getting the Lay of the Land), (The Basic Purpose of CSS), (Constructing the Layout)
-
- accessibility and, (“Zoom” Layouts)
- code decoupling, (Advantages of CSS Design)
- CSS role, (What can CSS Do?)
- style declarations and, (Types of CSS Rules), (Types of CSS Rules)
- serif fonts, (The font-family Property), (font-family)
- shorthand properties, (Using Shorthand Properties), (The font Shorthand Property)
-
- background property, (background)
- border properties, (Positioning the Page Elements), (border)
- font property, (font)
- list-style property, (list-style)
- margin property, (Positioning the Page Elements), (margin)
- outline property, (outline)
- padding property, (Using Shorthand Properties), (Positioning the Page Elements), (padding)
- sidebars
-
- aligning with content, (Constructing the Layout)
- fixed-width layout, (Multiple-column Fixed-width Layouts)
- Footbag Freaks markup, (Creating the Document)
- overlapping footers, (Adding a Footer)
- repositioning, (Constructing the Layout)
- styling, (Constructing the Layout)
- three-column layout, (Adding a Third Column)
- size property, CSS, (At-rules), (size)
- “skip navigation” links, (The Content Order Problem)
- small-caps format, (Other Font Properties), (font-variant)
- sort order and cascading, (Cascading and Inheritance)
- sound on the Web, (Aural Style Sheets)
- spacer GIFs, (Why Most—but Not All—Tables Are Bad), (Putting CSS into Perspective)
- spaces
-
- quoting values containing, (Parts of a CSS Rule), (Using Shorthand Properties), (The font-family Property), (Standard and Nonstandard Font Families)
- shorthand property separator, (The font Shorthand Property)
- white-space property, (white-space)
- spacing, (Constructing the Layout)
-
- (see also margins)
- positive and negative space, (Text Alignment as a Design Technique)
- text, horizontal and vertical, (Horizontal and Vertical Spacing), (Horizontal and Vertical Spacing)
- <span> elements, (What can CSS Do?), (Using the span Element)
-
- nesting styles, (Expression Measurements)
- relative font sizing, (The font-size Property)
- relative positioning, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- specificity factor, cascading, (Cascading and Inheritance)
- spreadsheets and table use, (Why Most—but Not All—Tables Are Bad), (Creating the Document), (The Table)
- src attribute, background image equivalent, (Background Images)
- standard fonts, (Standard and Nonstandard Font Families)
- standards compliance, (Advantages of CSS Design), (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility)
- standards-compliant mode, (Keep the Quirks: DOCTYPE Switching)
- Strict DOCTYPEs, (Keep the Quirks: DOCTYPE Switching), (Creating the Document)
- strikethrough effects, (Text Decorations)
- <strong> elements, (Advantages of CSS Design), (Using the span Element)
- style attributes (see inline declarations)
- <style> elements, (Types of CSS Rules), (Types of CSS Rules), (Applying CSS to HTML Documents)
- style switchers, (“Zoom” Layouts)
- styling, (What is CSS, Really?)
-
- (see also CSS)
- browser default, (What is CSS, Really?), (list-style-type)
- CSS and control over, (Advantages of CSS Design)
- hiding from older browsers, (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility), (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility)
- location of style definitions, (Types of CSS Rules), (Applying CSS to HTML Documents)
- skip navigation, (The Content Order Problem)
- styling rule (see rules, CSS)
- system color names, (Color in CSS), (CSS Color Reference)
T
- table cells, collapsing borders, (The Table), (border-collapse)
- table headings (see <th> elements) (see <thead> elements)
- table rows
-
- coloring alternate, (Interesting Uses of Color), (The Table)
- setting colors, (The Table)
- table-layout property, CSS, (Why Most—but Not All—Tables Are Bad), (table-layout)
- tables
-
- CSS Table Gallery, (The Table)
- empty-cells property, (empty-cells)
- in fixed-width layout, (The Table)
- Footbag Freaks match schedule, (Creating the Document)
- legitimate use of, (Why Most—but Not All—Tables Are Bad)
- styling for readability, (Interesting Uses of Color)
- tabular layouts
-
- design rationale for, (CSS in Context)
- drawbacks of, (Why Most—but Not All—Tables Are Bad), (Why Most—but Not All—Tables Are Bad)
- inheritance problems, (How Inheritance Works in CSS)
- nested tables, (Why Most—but Not All—Tables Are Bad), (Why Most—but Not All—Tables Are Bad)
- screen readers and, (Advantages of CSS Design)
- tagline styling, (Constructing the Layout), (Centering the Content Area)
- <tbody> elements, (Creating the Document), (The Table)
- text
-
- alignment, (Text Alignment as a Design Technique), (Text Alignment as a Design Technique)
- colors and readability, (Color in CSS)
- direction property, (direction)
- generated content, (content)
- resizing, (“Zoom” Layouts)
- spacings, (Horizontal and Vertical Spacing), (Horizontal and Vertical Spacing), (The Content)
- text effects
-
- cascading and, (Text Effects and the Cascade), (Text Effects and the Cascade)
- using <span> elements, (Using the span Element)
- text sizes, (What can CSS Do?), (Expression Measurements)
-
- (see also font sizes)
- (see also font-size property)
- text wrapping, (What can CSS Do?), (Styling Lists with CSS)
- text-align property, CSS, (Text Alignment as a Design Technique), (Centering the Content Area), (text-align)
- text-decoration property, CSS, (Text Decorations), (text-decoration)
- text-indent property, CSS, (First-line Indentation), (text-indent)
- text-only browsers, (Why Most—but Not All—Tables Are Bad), (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility), (The Content Order Problem)
-
- (see also screen readers)
- <th> elements, (Interesting Uses of Color), (Creating the Document), (The Table)
- <thead> elements, (Creating the Document), (The Table)
- three-column layout example, (Three-column Layouts), (Three-column Layouts)
-
- display in IE6, (Adding a Third Column)
- full-height columns, (Achieving Full-height Columns)
- markup with a footer, (The float Property)
- unstyled display, (The float Property)
- using float, (Putting float into Practice in our Layout)
- tiled background images, (Background Images), (Constructing the Layout)
- tiling behavior
-
- background images, (Constructing the Layout)
- transitional DOCTYPEs, (Keep the Quirks: DOCTYPE Switching)
- translucent elements, (-moz-opacity)
- transparent backgrounds, (Color in CSS), (background-color)
- transparent GIFs, (Why Most—but Not All—Tables Are Bad), (Putting CSS into Perspective)
- TrueType fonts, (Standard and Nonstandard Font Families)
- two-column layouts, (Simple CSS Layout), (Simple CSS Layout)
-
- fixed-width layouts, (Multiple-column Fixed-width Layouts)
U
- <ul> elements, (Styling Lists with CSS), (Constructing the Layout)
-
- (see also lists)
- underlining, (Text Decorations), (Styling Hyperlinks)
- Unicode, (Creating the Document), (direction), (unicode-bidi)
- units of measurement, (Expression Measurements), (Expression Measurements)
- universal selectors, (Selectors and the Structure of CSS Rules)
- url function, (Background Images)
- url operator, (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility), (Styling Lists with CSS)
- user settings, (Who’s in Charge?), (The font-family Property)
V
- validation
-
- CSS, (Validating your CSS)
- Footbag Freaks markup, (Creating the Document)
- vertical margins, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- vertical spacing, text, (Horizontal and Vertical Spacing)
- View Source feature, (Advantages of CSS Design)
- visibility: hidden and display: none, (Positioning the Page Elements)
- visually impaired users, (Advantages of CSS Design)
- voice-family property, CSS, (Aural Style Sheets), (voice-family)
W
- W3C (World Wide Web Consortium)
-
- CSS development role, (The Basic Purpose of CSS)
- CSS validation service, (Validating your CSS)
- semantic markup and, (Advantages of CSS Design)
- Warnings menu, W3C validator, (Validating your CSS)
- warnings, color coding, (Interesting Uses of Color)
- WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0), (Advantages of CSS Design), (Advantages of CSS Design), (Color in CSS), (Constructing the Layout)
- Web Developer Toolbar, (Adjusting for Backward Compatibility)
- weight factor, cascading, (Cascading and Inheritance)
- width property, CSS, (width)
-
- float property and, (Constructing the Layout)
- preventing overlap, (Adding a Third Column), (Adding a Third Column)
- Windows platforms, (Standard and Nonstandard Font Families)
-
- (see also Internet Explorer for Windows)
- standard fonts, (Standard and Nonstandard Font Families)
- word-spacing property, CSS, (Horizontal and Vertical Spacing), (word-spacing)
- wrapper <div>s, (Constructing the Layout), (Adding a Third Column), (Creating the Document), (Centering the Content Area), (Multiple-column Fixed-width Layouts)
X
- x-height values, (Expression Measurements)
- XHTML, (Creating the Document), (CSS and JavaScript)
-
- (see also DOCTYPE declarations)
- (see also elements, XHTML)
- Dynamic HTML and, (CSS and JavaScript)
- XHTML 1.0 Recommendation, (Advantages of CSS Design), (Keep the Quirks: DOCTYPE Switching)
-
- use in this book, (Keep the Quirks: DOCTYPE Switching)
- XHTML 1.1 Recommendation, (ruby-align), (ruby-position)
Z
- Zapfino font, (Standard and Nonstandard Font Families)
- “zoom” layouts, (“Zoom” Layouts)
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