CSS:使用指南
CSS:使用指南
基本信息
原书名： CSS: The Missing Manual原出版社： O''Reilly Media, Inc.
作者： David Sawyer McFarland
丛书名： 东南大学出版社O''REILLY图书系列
出版社：东南大学出版社
ISBN：9787564107734
上架时间：2007-9-17
出版日期：2007 年6月
开本：16开
页码：476
版次：1-1
内容简介
层叠样式表（css）能让你内心的设计思想迸发出来并得以实现。不过，将css与网站底层的html页面进行整合是一件非常困难的工作，有时甚至复杂得令人沮丧——这导致多数web设计者不得不放弃一些奇思妙想。《css: the missing manual》可以消除web设计工作的痛苦，并且带给你：
html——重新入门。如果你是html新手，你会学到如何以css友好的方式进行基本页面构造。若你是html高手，你将学会如何像css设计者那样思考。
鲜活实例。100多页颇具实用价值的教程帮助你循序渐进地学习。你马上就可以实践所学到的概念。
设计导引。超越css基础，发现专业人员最为实用和最具视觉冲击力的页面布局技巧。
真实世界的css。本书向你展示如何调试你的css，以兼容任何浏览器——包括internet explorer 7。
目录
the missing credits.
introduction
part one: css basics
chapter 1: rethinking html for css
html: past and present
html past: whatever looked good
html present: scaffolding for css
writing html for css
think structure
two new html tags to learn
html to forget
tips to guide your way
the importance of the doctype
chapter 2: creating styles and style sheets
anatomy of a style
understanding style sheets
internal or external-how to choose
internal style sheets
external style sheets
linking a style sheet using html
. linking a style sheet using css
tutorial: creating your first styles
creating an inline style
creating an internal style sheet
creating an external style sheet
chapter 3: selector basics: identifying what to style
tag selectors: page-wide styling
class selectors: pinpoint control
id seledors: specific page elements
styling tags within tags
the html family tree
building descendent seledors
styling groups of tags
constructing group selectors
the universal seledor (asterisk)
pseudo-classes and pseudo-elements
styles for links
more pseudo-classes and -elements
advanced seledors
child selectors
adjacent siblings
altribute selectors
tutorial: selector sampler
creating a group selector
creating and applying a class selector
creating and applying an id seledor
creating a descendent selector
chapter 4: saving time with inheritance
what is inheritance?
how inheritance streamlines style sheets
the limits of inheritance
tutorial: inheritance
a basic example: one level of inheritance
using inheritance to resle an entire page
inheritance inaction
chapter 5: managing multiple styles: the cascade
how styles cascade
inherited styles accumulate
nearest ancestor wins
the directly applied style wins
one tag, many styles
specificity: which style wins
the tiebreaker: last style wins
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part two: applied css
chapter 6: formatting text
chapter 7: margins, padding, and borders
chapter 8: adding graphics to web pages
chapter 9: sprucing up your site''s navigation
chapter 10: formatting tables and forms
part three: css page layout
chapter 11: building float-based layouts
chapter 12: positioning elements on a web page
part four: advanced css
chapter 13: css for the printed page
chapter 14: improving your css habits
part five: appendixes
appendix a: css property reference
appendix b: css in dreamweaver 8
appendix c: css resources
index