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Robin Nixon's CSS & CSS3 Crash Course

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Why you should read this book

From the author of the top-selling book Learning PHP, MySQL & JavaScript and the popular Robin Nixon's HTML5 Crash Course , this new CSS & CSS 3 course teaches you everything you need to know about the web layout language, all the way from the basics, up to advanced features such as animations, transformations, shadows, web font management and much, much more.

Everything is clearly explained with plenty of examples and figures, and you will absolutely find this one of the easiest courses you have ever taken. Once you've finished it, you'll completely understand CSS and CSS3, and be fully confident of how to use it to make really impressive and dynamic web pages.

Starting from the basics of CSS (which experienced users can skim) the book covers everything you need to know about CSS and CSS3 in these 16 easy-to-follow
After reading this book you will be fully up-to-date on all the latest powerful design features provided by CSS3, and will be all set to bring your web designs up to the next level.

184 pages, Paperback

First published December 22, 2011

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About the author

Robin Nixon

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Robin has over 30 years experience of writing software, and developing websites and apps. He also has an extensive history of writing about computers and technology, with a portfolio of over 500 published magazine articles and almost 30 books, many of which have been translated into other languages. He is also a prolific Internet video course instructor.

As well as IT, his interests include motivational psychology (which he also writes about), artificial intelligence research, many types of music (both playing and listening to), playing and creating board games, and enjoying good food and drink .

Robin lives on the south-east coast of England (where he writes full time), along with his five children and wife, Julie (a trained nurse and university lecturer). Between them they also foster three disabled children.

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January 27, 2021
Not enough

Seems this course only shows part of CSS and CSS 3 features. And apparently in the book there's assumption about the level of the reader.
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January 14, 2013
Solid primer on CSS and some of the new CSS3 rules. I disagree on a few points in the early chapters, such as the acceptability of leaving off trailing semicolons on CSS rules; if you use any compression or minify of your CSS files, this will result in broken files. Otherwise, a solid recap of CSS basics, with a very light dusting of 2d and 3d transforms, font options, and a few other CSS3 features.
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