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HTML Utopia: Designing Without Tables Using CSS, 2^nd Edition

Editorial Reviews

So, what are people saying about HTML Utopia: Designing Without Tables Using CSS, 2nd Edition?

Practical Web Design Magazine

A solid introduction to Cascading STyle Sheets, with useful tips for creating cross-browser layouts and a comprehenseive reference section. It may be the only CSS book you need.

By Tina Pluchino

Lowter.com

Covering all aspects of CSS, this book is one of the best CSS books on the market.

Review: HTML Utopia - Designing Without Tables Using CSS [external link] | By Ethan Poole

YourHTMLSource.com

...ridiculously comprehensive...

HTML Utopia: Designing Without Tables: Using CSS [external link] | By Ross Shannon

Blogcritics.org

It is a great resource for anyone who has been wanting to use CSS to spice up their existing sites, or who wants to create something from scratch but doesn't know how to do it.

Book Review: HTML Utopia: Designing Without Tables Using CSS by Rachel Andrew and Dan Shafer [external link] | By Warren Kelly

About.com

If you've never used CSS before or only used it a little, but would like to start writing sites that use CSS rather than less standard-compliant code, then this is a good book to start with. You'll learn a lot of both beginning and advanced CSS concepts, and you won't be sorry for your purchase. Plus, you'll have a great reference for later.

HTML Utopia: Designing Without Tables Using CSS by Rachel Andrew and Dan Shafer [external link] | By Jennifer Kyrnin

cyber-aspect

In fact, I would recommend the purchase of the book based solely on Appendix C, the CSS Property Reference, which is unbelievably comprehensive and a definite technical library position holder all on its own. So, if you are new to CSS and would like to have a book that teaches you all the basics and then some, this could be what you are looking for. And, it is this point which allows me to give the book a definite thumbs up.

HTML UTOPIA: Designing without Tables (Using CSS) 2nd Edition [external link] | By Julie Smyth

Killersites.com

Another good book from the boys and girls at Sitepoint - a well written book that walks you through the techniques of modern web design.

HTML Utopia [external link] | By Stefan

Alaskan Apple Users Group

Rachel Andrew's book "The CSS Anthology - 101 Essential Tips, Tricks & Hacks" is all about Cascading Style Sheets (CSS 2.1). CSS is a language that is used to define the formatting applied to a website including colors, background images, fonts, margins and indentation.

Review of "The CSS Anthology - 101 Essential Tips, Tricks & Hacks" - Book [external link] | By Elaine Robinson