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Here are 3 freely available ebooks on Microsoft
Outlook 2003. Outlook is the client email application for the Microsoft
Office
application suite. These Outlook ebooks
provide many
details and instructions on how to use the features and functions of
this email, calendaring, and scheduling application.
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Here are 10 freely available ebooks on Macromedia Dreamweaver MX and Dreamweaver MX 2004. Dreamweaver is a popular web site programming and development tool that let’s developers see the web pages as they are written, in wysiwyg mode. These Dreamweaver ebooks provide many details and instructions on how to use the features and functions of this important web development application.
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About this guideCSS intro
- What’s new in CSS Level 2, revision 1?
- Who is this guide for?
- What will we cover?
- How to use this guide
- Browser support information
Why should I use CSS?
- Where do style sheets come from?
- The W3C
- A history of CSS specifications
- The CSS Mobile Profile
- Why doesn’t everyone use CSS?
What exactly is a style sheet?How do style sheets work?Linking and embedding a style sheetStatements
Selectors introductionType selectorsClass selectors
ID selectors
Descendant selectors
Link pseudo class selectors
Pseudo element selectors
Dynamic pseudo class selectors
Language pseudo class selectors
Child selectors
First child selectors
Adjacent sibling selectors
Attribute selectors
Properties introductionText style propertiesText layout propertiesBackground properties
- letter-spacing
- word-spacing
- line-height
- vertical-align
- text-indent
- text-align
- direction
- unicode-bidi
Border properties
- background-color
- background-image
- background-attachment
- background-repeat
- background-position
- background
Margin propertiesPadding propertiesPage layout properties
- Unscrambling the border mess
- border-width, border-top-width, border-left-width, border-bottom-width, border-right-width
- border-color
- border-style
- border, border-top, border-left, border-bottom, border-right
Element type properties
- Introduction to positioning with CSS
- The big picture
- A note about “layers”
- And
<div>s?- Ways of positioning
- Static positioning
- Absolute positioning
- Fixed positioning
- Relative positioning
- position
- top
- left
- bottom
- right
- width
- min-width
- max-width
- height
- min-height
- max-height
- z-index
- visibility
- overflow
- float
- clear
- clip
User interface properties
- display
- white-space
- list-style-type
- list-style-image
- list-style-position
- list-style
- border-collapse
- border-spacing
- caption-side
- empty-cells
- table-layout
Advanced CSS introduction
Cascade and inheritanceGenerated contentMediaPrintingCSS Mobile Profile
- The @page rule
- Page specific properties
- margin, margin-left, margin-right, margin-top, margin-bottom
- Page breaking properties
- page-break-before
- page-break-after
- page-break-inside
- orphans
- widows
Real world CSS introduction
Tables with CSSBrowser supportDesigning for the web
- “It doesn’t work”: a word of warning
- The difficulties: partial support, buggy support, no support
- No support
- Partial and buggy support
- Missing features
- Broken features
Validating
- Introduction
- Same old new medium?
- Controlling web pages
- Why does it matter?
- The way
- Fonts
- Layouts
- Colors
- The journey
- Validating HTML
- Why validate?
- What is validating?
- So how do I do this?
- Online validators
- Stand-alone validators
- Validate your style sheets
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| August 9, 2006 |
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