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4.9.2005
Book Worm: The Zen of CSS Design
The Zen of CSS Design by Dave Shea and Molly E. Holzschag is a delight. It is lovely to look at and it explains CSS clearly and directly.
Read more about this book at Powell's
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I spent hours working on box model hacks and adjusting my floats to try to get the IE rendition of Hamster Salad to look half decent. Page 119 said it all: Make the area wider. So simple, so clear, so very, very zen. I felt a little foolish for not figuring it out on my own; I had been too certain that this problem was complex and demanded a complex solution.
Not so. Thanks Dave and Molly for not being afraid to state the obvious.
Not so. Thanks Dave and Molly for not being afraid to state the obvious.