CSS Pocket Reference
Since late 1993, Eric has been working on the web and is a known authority on the topics of HTML, CSS, and Web standards. He founded Complex Spiral Consulting, was a co-founder of the microformats movement, and founded An Event Apart with Jeffrey Zeldman, a design conference series for web designers. Eric served as Case Western Reserve University's campus Web coordinator beginning in early 1994. While there, he wrote a highly regarded trilogy of HTML tutorials and served as project manager for the online edition of the Encyclopedia of Cleveland History and Dictionary of Cleveland Biography, the first urban history encyclopedia to be fully and freely published on the Web.
This succinct yet thorough quick reference offers the crucial knowledge you require when you are working with CSS and need an answer right away. This fifth edition of CSS Pocket Reference is suited for intermediate to advanced web designers and developers because it has been revised and updated for CSS3. The book is one of the best books on HTML and CSS.
You can discover an alphabetical list of CSS selectors and attributes, as well as a brief introduction to its main ideas. Additionally, you will learn about new characteristics including flexbox, clipping, masking, and compositing.
- Find the information you need quickly.
- Learn about the values, selectors, queries, and properties of CSS.
- Learn how new capabilities can expand and compliment your CSS usage.
- In this new edition, learn about brand-new features like animations, grids, flexboxes, masking, filtering, and compositing.
Author: Eric A. Meyer
Link to buy: https://www.amazon.com/CSS-Pocket-Reference-Visual-Presentation/dp/1492033391/
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