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* Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a method of describing how a Web page should look in a Web browser, but a growing number of browsers do not support CSS in the same way, forcing developers to constantly play catch-up to keep their sites consistent
* Bestselling author Joe Lowery eases the pain for those Web developers who aren't feeling the CSS love-he guides readers through real-world workarounds that will help a CSS-based site look and work the way it was meant to
* ? Readers will grit their teeth, clench their fists, and roll their eyes for the last time once they learn how to craft fluid multi-column layouts, build interactive navigation, fix the Box Model, implement CSS hacks in Dreamweaver, and more cool tricks
* Bestselling author Joe Lowery eases the pain for those Web developers who aren't feeling the CSS love-he guides readers through real-world workarounds that will help a CSS-based site look and work the way it was meant to
* ? Readers will grit their teeth, clench their fists, and roll their eyes for the last time once they learn how to craft fluid multi-column layouts, build interactive navigation, fix the Box Model, implement CSS hacks in Dreamweaver, and more cool tricks
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Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a method of describing how a Web page should look in a Web browser, but a growing number of browsers do not support CSS in the same way, forcing developers to constantly play catch-up to keep their sites consistent Bestselling author Joe Lowery eases the pain for those Web developers who aren't feeling the CSS love-he guides readers through real-world workarounds that will help a CSS-based site look and work the way it was meant to - Readers will grit their teeth, clench their fists, and roll their eyes for the last time once they learn how to craft fluid multi-column layouts, build interactive navigation, fix the Box Model, implement CSS hacks in Dreamweaver, and more cool tricks
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Die "CSS Hacks & Filters" von Joseph Lowery heben sich in der Masse an CSS-Büchern vor allem dadurch ab, weil Lowery sich in zwei Kapiteln speziell dem Thema CSS+Dreamweaver widmet. Ansonsten ist es eine ansprechend geschriebene Sammlung von Hacks, Tricks und Kniffen, die vor allem für etwas fortgeschrittene Leser empfehlenswert ist. Lowerys Schreibe ist dabei durchgehend verständlich auch mit durchschnittlichen Englischkenntnissen. Klar findet man einiges davon genauso im Netz, doch nicht jeder mag sich die Sachen immer raussuchen. Wer eher ein gutes CSS-Einstiegsbuch braucht, ist mit "Little Boxes" von Peter Müller besser beraten.
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Die "CSS Hacks & Filters" von Joseph Lowery heben sich in der Masse an CSS-Büchern vor allem dadurch ab, weil Lowery sich in zwei Kapiteln speziell dem Thema CSS+Dreamweaver widmet. Ansonsten ist es eine ansprechend geschriebene Sammlung von Hacks, Tricks und Kniffen, die vor allem für etwas fortgeschrittene Leser empfehlenswert ist. Lowerys Schreibe ist dabei durchgehend verständlich auch mit durchschnittlichen Englischkenntnissen. Klar findet man einiges davon genauso im Netz, doch nicht jeder mag sich die Sachen immer raussuchen. Wer eher ein gutes CSS-Einstiegsbuch braucht, ist mit "Little Boxes" von Peter Müller besser beraten.
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Useful for intermediate Web designers
25. Oktober 2005
Format:Taschenbuch
As Joseph Lowery states, "The CSS community enjoys a wealth of information. Unfortunately, the sheer amount of information can also be a detriment: finding the right fix often requires significant digging." Enter CSS Hacks and Filters: a book intended to save readers some time googling their CSS/cross-browser compatibility problems by compiling the most common solutions all in one location.
For the beginner, it covers some of the basics, such as why use CSS at all, the notorious box model, the tan hack and the workarounds for floats. For the more advanced user, it covers some familiar ground, but goes into more detailed topics, including advanced layouts, navigation structures and using server-side solutions (ASP, PHP and ColdFusion) to control CSS. For Macromedia users, there are two chapters devoted to using CSS with Dreamweaver MX 2004 and Contribute 3. While now a version old with the release of Dreamweaver 8, most of the information is still relevant.
Lowery also overviews a few topics that can be used in conjunction with CSS, including JavaScript. One that caught my eye in particular was the section on scalable flash replacement, which automatically generates flash headings to replace CSS-styled text for those users with Flash Player 6 or later. As with most of the topics covered in the book, he provides links to the original sources of the information on the Web to supplement the explanations provided in the book.
In such a recent book, I was surprised to find an entire chapter devoted to hacking Netscape 4 (with a section concerning IE 3 and 4), considering that the only thought most designers give to Netscape 4 nowadays is pitying the poor fools still stuck using 9-year-old software.
While probably not the best book for the absolute beginner with no CSS experience or the very advanced Web developer for whom these hacks have become second nature, it's a useful resource for those of us in the middle... particularly for those who prefer checking an index in the back of a book as opposed to sifting through a few thousand Google hits.
For the beginner, it covers some of the basics, such as why use CSS at all, the notorious box model, the tan hack and the workarounds for floats. For the more advanced user, it covers some familiar ground, but goes into more detailed topics, including advanced layouts, navigation structures and using server-side solutions (ASP, PHP and ColdFusion) to control CSS. For Macromedia users, there are two chapters devoted to using CSS with Dreamweaver MX 2004 and Contribute 3. While now a version old with the release of Dreamweaver 8, most of the information is still relevant.
Lowery also overviews a few topics that can be used in conjunction with CSS, including JavaScript. One that caught my eye in particular was the section on scalable flash replacement, which automatically generates flash headings to replace CSS-styled text for those users with Flash Player 6 or later. As with most of the topics covered in the book, he provides links to the original sources of the information on the Web to supplement the explanations provided in the book.
In such a recent book, I was surprised to find an entire chapter devoted to hacking Netscape 4 (with a section concerning IE 3 and 4), considering that the only thought most designers give to Netscape 4 nowadays is pitying the poor fools still stuck using 9-year-old software.
While probably not the best book for the absolute beginner with no CSS experience or the very advanced Web developer for whom these hacks have become second nature, it's a useful resource for those of us in the middle... particularly for those who prefer checking an index in the back of a book as opposed to sifting through a few thousand Google hits.
7 von 8 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
Great Resource
30. Juni 2005
Format:Taschenbuch
I know that all of this information is available online, but it is nice to have it collected between two covers. As far as I can tell, Lowery gives full credit to those CSS pioneers who've discovered these hacks, so I tip my hat to him for that. My only complaint is that he doesn't go into more detail about other options available for some of the examples. Links are provided to go straight to the source for most of them though, so you can read more if necessary.
Another great, useful book from Joseph W. Lowery. Not a book for beginners, but a book for those frustrated by the sometimes bizarre implementation of CSS by modern browsers. It came in handy the first day. What greater praise can I give?
Another great, useful book from Joseph W. Lowery. Not a book for beginners, but a book for those frustrated by the sometimes bizarre implementation of CSS by modern browsers. It came in handy the first day. What greater praise can I give?
14 von 18 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
You-GOTTA-get-this-one!!!
1. September 2005
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I already have at least 5 very good books on CSS, but this one
really takes the cake! It's probably THE most important CSS book
I own.
It's got more nitty-gritty info than any other...things like differences between browser versions & how to work around them... Or why we can't write off NetScape4 (yet)....it's still out there like herpes.
I also like his style of writing....short concise paragraphs
and sentences with a wry sense of humor. He's "been there, done
that". Very readable.....even the intro.
I've only recently bit the bullet & started to concentrate on learning to use CSS for layout, navigation, etc... not just for text styling. This book gives me confidence I'm going to succeed.
Thanks,Joe, from all of us!
Cal McGaugh
really takes the cake! It's probably THE most important CSS book
I own.
It's got more nitty-gritty info than any other...things like differences between browser versions & how to work around them... Or why we can't write off NetScape4 (yet)....it's still out there like herpes.
I also like his style of writing....short concise paragraphs
and sentences with a wry sense of humor. He's "been there, done
that". Very readable.....even the intro.
I've only recently bit the bullet & started to concentrate on learning to use CSS for layout, navigation, etc... not just for text styling. This book gives me confidence I'm going to succeed.
Thanks,Joe, from all of us!
Cal McGaugh
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