Cascading Style Sheets

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This book is a guide to CSS–cascading style sheets, a technique widely used in web pages including Wikipedia to describe their visual style and appearance.

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This book requires that you first read HyperText Markup Language.

1. Introduction
2. Applying CSS to HTML and XHTML - linking, embedding and inlining
3. Applying CSS to XML
4. CSS Construction
   1. Syntax
   2. Defining Style Rules
   3. Lengths and Units
   4. Selectors
   5. Inheritance Rules
   6. The !important Keyword
5. CSS Presentation
   1. Color
   2. Fonts and Text
   3. Hyperlinks
   4. Lists
   5. Box Model — setting the size and shape of elements
   6. Borders
   7. Background
   8. Shorthand Properties
   9. Cursor
6. CSS Layout
   1. Positioning — includes floating elements
   2. Tables
   3. Floating Elements
   4. Media Types
   5. Multiple Column Layout
7. CSS and Divs - in progress
8. CSS Applications
   1. Centering Elements
   2. CSS Menus
   3. Breadcrumbs
   4. User Style Sheets
9. Troubleshooting
   1. Standards Mode and Quirks Mode
   2. Browser Compatibility
   3. CSS order of Rules (Troubleshooting multiple instances)
10. Appendices
    1. Hacks and Filters
    2. Browser Extensions
    3. Links
    4. Index of Properties
    5. Index
    6. Glossary
    7. Detailed TOC
    8. Contributors
    9. To Do

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