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• CSS Cookbook, Third Edition

• By: Christopher Schmitt

• Publisher: O'Reilly Media, Inc.

• Pub. Date: December 24, 2009   Most Recent Edition

• Print ISBN-13: 978-0-596-15593-3

• Pages in Print Edition: 736

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This cookbook provides you with hundreds of practical examples for using CSS to format your web pages, complete with code recipes you can use in your projects right away. With CSS Cookbook, you'll go beyond theory to solve real problems, from determining which aspects of CSS meet the specific needs of your site to methods for resolving differences in the way browsers display it.

Arranged in a quick-lookup format for easy reference, the third edition has been updated to explain the unique behavior of the latest browsers: Google Chrome, Apple Safari, Microsoft's IE 8, and Mozilla's Firefox 3. With topics that range from CSS basics to complex hacks and workarounds, this book is a must-have companion, regardless of your CSS experience. Each recipe includes an explanation of how to customize the formatting for your needs, and each chapter features a sample design of the topics discussed.

• Learn the basics, such as understanding CSS rule structure

• Work with web typography and page layout

• Create effects for images and page elements

• Learn techniques for formatting lists, forms, and tables

• Design effective web navigation and create custom links

• Get creative by combining CSS with JavaScript

• Learn useful troubleshooting techniques, hacks, and workarounds

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I picked up this book because I needed a practical guide to image replacement, but there are so many great recipes here that I can't imagine being without it. Right now I'm appreciating the parts about styling forms and things I didn't know about text.

Some recipes require CSS 3 or HTML 5, but these are clearly labeled. I find it interesting to glimpse into frameworks that aren't covered in most books. In fact, CSS Cookbook helped me to understand differences among current and upcoming browser and markup versions.
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Table of Contents

 

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Foreword

Preface

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1 TokenChapter 1. Using HTML Basics

Section 1.1. Introduction

Section 1.2. Picking a Text Editor

Section 1.3. Coding a Basic HTML Page

Section 1.4. Understanding DOCTYPEs and Effects on Browser Layout

Section 1.5. Marking Up Headers

Section 1.6. Making Appropriate Quotations

Section 1.7. Adding an Image

Section 1.8. Adding Audio with HTML5

Section 1.9. Incorporating Video with HTML5

Section 1.10. Using strong and em Effectively

Section 1.11. Creating Lists

Section 1.12. Making a Link to a Web Page

Section 1.13. Coding Tables

Section 1.14. Creating an HTML vCard (hCard)

Section 1.15. Marking Up an Event (hCalendar)

Section 1.16. Validating HTML

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1 TokenChapter 2. CSS Basics

Section 2.1. Introduction

Section 2.2. Applying CSS Rules to a Web Page

Section 2.3. Using Basic Selectors to Apply Styles

Section 2.4. Applying Child Selectors

Section 2.5. Applying Adjacent Selectors

Section 2.6. Applying Attribute Selectors

Section 2.7. Using Pseudo-Classes

Section 2.8. Using Pseudo-Elements

Section 2.9. Determining When to Use Class and ID Selectors

Section 2.10. Understanding CSS Properties

Section 2.11. Understanding the Box Model

Section 2.12. Associating Styles to a Web Page

Section 2.13. Understanding the Origin

Section 2.14. Understanding the Sort Order Within CSS

Section 2.15. Using !important to Override Certain CSS Rules

Section 2.16. Clarifying Specificity

Section 2.17. Setting Up Different Types of Stylesheets

Section 2.18. Adding Comments Within Stylesheets

Section 2.19. Organizing the Contents of a Stylesheet

Section 2.20. Working with Shorthand Properties

Section 2.21. Setting Up an Alternate Stylesheet

Section 2.22. Using Floats

Section 2.23. Using Self-Clearing Floated Elements

Section 2.24. Using Absolute Positioning

Section 2.25. Using Relative Positioning

Section 2.26. Using Shackling Positioning

Section 2.27. Stacking Elements with z-index

Section 2.28. Validating CSS Rules

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1 TokenChapter 3. Web Typography

Section 3.1. Introduction

Section 3.2. Specifying Fonts

Section 3.3. Using Web-Safe Fonts

Section 3.4. Setting an Ampersand Flourish

Section 3.5. Embedding Font Files

Section 3.6. Forcing a Break on Really Long Words

Section 3.7. Specifying Font Measurements and Sizes

Section 3.8. Gaining More Cross-Browser Consistency with Font Sizes

Section 3.9. Setting Hyphens, Em Dashes, and En Dashes

Section 3.10. Centering Text

Section 3.11. Setting Text to Be Justified

Section 3.12. Indicating an Overflow of Text with an Ellipsis

Section 3.13. Removing Space Between Headings and Paragraphs

Section 3.14. Setting a Simple Initial Cap

Section 3.15. Setting a Larger, Centered Initial Cap

Section 3.16. Setting an Initial Cap with Decoration (Imagery)

Section 3.17. Creating a Heading with Stylized Text

Section 3.18. Creating a Heading with Stylized Text and Borders

Section 3.19. Stylizing a Heading with Text and an Image

Section 3.20. Creating a Pull Quote with HTML Text

Section 3.21. Placing a Pull Quote to the Side of a Column

Section 3.22. Creating a Pull Quote with Borders

Section 3.23. Creating a Pull Quote with Images

Section 3.24. Setting the Indent in the First Line of a Paragraph

Section 3.25. Setting the Indent of Entire Paragraphs

Section 3.26. Creating a Hanging Indent

Section 3.27. Styling the First Line of a Paragraph

Section 3.28. Styling the First Line of a Paragraph with an Image

Section 3.29. Creating a Highlighted Text Effect

Section 3.30. Changing the Text Selection Color

Section 3.31. Changing Line Spacing

Section 3.32. Adding a Graphic Treatment to HTML Text

Section 3.33. Placing a Shadow Behind Text

Section 3.34. Adjusting the Space Between Letters and Words

Section 3.35. Applying Baseline Rhythm on Web Typography

Section 3.36. Styling Superscripts and Subscripts Without Messing the Text Baseline

Section 3.37. Setting Up Multiple Columns of Text

Chapter 4. Images

Section 4.1. Introduction

Section 4.2. Transforming Color Images to Black and White in IE with CSS

Section 4.3. Setting a Border Around an Image

Section 4.4. Setting a Rounded Border Around an Image

Section 4.5. Removing Borders Set on Images by Default in Some Browsers

Section 4.6. Setting a Background Image

Section 4.7. Creating a Line of Background Images

Section 4.8. Positioning a Background Image

Section 4.9. Using Multiple Background Images on One HTML Element

Section 4.10. Setting Images on a Border

Section 4.11. Creating a Stationary Background Image

Section 4.12. Stretching Images As the Browser Resizes

Section 4.13. Stretching an Image Across the Entire Browser Window

Section 4.14. Making Images Scalable

Section 4.15. Setting How a Browser Renders an Image

Section 4.16. Rotating Images with CSS

Section 4.17. Setting Gradients with CSS

Section 4.18. Creating Transparent PNG Images for IE6 and Later

Section 4.19. Using Transparent PNG Images with JavaScript

Section 4.20. Overlaying HTML Text on an Image

Section 4.21. Replacing HTML Text with an Image

Section 4.22. Building a Panoramic Image Presentation

Section 4.23. Combining Different Image Formats

Section 4.24. Rounding Corners with Fixed-Width Columns

Section 4.25. Rounding Corners (Sliding Doors Technique)

Section 4.26. Rounding Corners (Mountaintop Technique)

Section 4.27. Rounding Corners with JavaScript

Section 4.28. Setting a Shadow on an Element with CSS

Section 4.29. Placing a Drop Shadow Behind an Image

Section 4.30. Placing a Smooth Drop Shadow Behind an Image

Section 4.31. Making Word Balloons

Section 4.32. Hindering People from Stealing Your Images

Section 4.33. Inserting Reflections on Images Automatically

Section 4.34. Using Image Sprites

Section 4.35. Clipping Background Images

Section 4.36. Applying Masks to Images and Borders

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1 TokenChapter 5. Page Elements

Section 5.1. Introduction

Section 5.2. Eliminating Page Margins

Section 5.3. Resetting Browser-Style Defaults for Elements

Section 5.4. Coloring the Scroll Bar in IE

Section 5.5. Techniques for Centering Elements on a Web Page

Section 5.6. Placing a Page Border

Section 5.7. Placing a Border Around the Browser’s Viewport

Section 5.8. Customizing a Horizontal Rule

Section 5.9. Adding a Lightbox

Section 5.10. Changing the Opacity on Elements

Section 5.11. Adjusting the Opacity of Background Colors

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1 TokenChapter 6. Lists

Section 6.1. Introduction

Section 6.2. Changing the Format of a List

Section 6.3. Changing the Color of a List Bullet

Section 6.4. Writing Cross-Browser Indentation in Lists

Section 6.5. Placing Dividers Between List Items

Section 6.6. Creating Custom Text Markers for Lists

Section 6.7. Creating Custom Image Markers for Lists

Section 6.8. Inserting Larger Custom Image Markers for Lists

Section 6.9. Making a List Presentation Rich with Imagery

Section 6.10. Creating Inline Lists

Section 6.11. Making Hanging Indents in a List

Section 6.12. Moving the Marker Inside the List

Section 6.13. Styling a Definition List

Section 6.14. Styling a Screenplay with the HTML5 dialog Element

Section 6.15. Turning a List into a Directory Tree

Section 6.16. Creating a Star Ranking System

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1 TokenChapter 7. Links and Navigation

Section 7.1. Introduction

Section 7.2. Easily Generating Text-Based Menus and Submenus

Section 7.3. Removing Underlines from Links (and Adding Other Styles)

Section 7.4. Changing Link Colors

Section 7.5. Removing Dotted Lines When Clicking on a Link in Internet Explorer

Section 7.6. Changing Link Colors in Different Sections of a Page

Section 7.7. Placing Icons at the End of Different Kinds of Links

Section 7.8. Changing Cursors

Section 7.9. Creating Rollovers Without JavaScript

Section 7.10. Animating Rollovers on Links with CSS3 Transitions

Section 7.11. Creating Text Navigation Menus and Rollovers

Section 7.12. Adding Submenus to Vertical Menus

Section 7.13. Building Horizontal Navigation Menus

Section 7.14. Building Horizontal Navigation Menus with Drop-Down Menus

Section 7.15. Building a Navigation Menu with Access Keys

Section 7.16. Creating Breadcrumb Navigation

Section 7.17. Creating Image-Based Rollovers

Section 7.18. Creating Collapsible Menus

Section 7.19. Creating Contextual Menus

Section 7.20. Making Tool Tips with the title Attribute

Section 7.21. Designing a Dynamic Tabbed Menu

Section 7.22. Changing Styles on Anchored Links

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1 TokenChapter 8. Forms

Section 8.1. Introduction

Section 8.2. Modifying the Spacing Around a Form

Section 8.3. Removing the Space Around a Form

Section 8.4. Setting Styles for Input Elements

Section 8.5. Changing Styles on Form Elements When a User Clicks on Them

Section 8.6. Applying Different Styles to Different Input Elements in the Same Form

Section 8.7. Setting Styles for textarea Elements

Section 8.8. Setting Styles for select and option Elements

Section 8.9. Creating a Macintosh-Styled Search Field

Section 8.10. Styling Form Buttons

Section 8.11. Creating an Image Submit Button

Section 8.12. Setting Up a Submit-Once-Only Button

Section 8.13. Creating a Submit Button That Looks Like HTML Text

Section 8.14. Making an HTML Text Link Operate Like a Submit Button

Section 8.15. Designing a Web Form Without Tables

Section 8.16. Designing a Two-Column Form Without Tables

Section 8.17. Integrating Form Feedback with a Form

Section 8.18. Styling Access Keys in Web Forms

Section 8.19. Grouping Common Form Elements

Section 8.20. Entering Data into a Form That Is Similar to a Spreadsheet

Section 8.21. Sample Design: A Login Form

Section 8.22. Sample Design: A Registration Form

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1 TokenChapter 9. Tables

Section 9.1. Introduction

Section 9.2. Setting the Borders and Cell Padding for Tables

Section 9.3. Setting the Cell Spacing

Section 9.4. Setting the Style for Captions

Section 9.5. Setting the Styles Within Table Cells

Section 9.6. Setting the Styles for Table Header Elements

Section 9.7. Removing Gaps from Images Placed in Table Cells

Section 9.8. Eliminating Gaps Between Table Cells

Section 9.9. Creating Alternating Background Colors in Table Rows

Section 9.10. Adding a Highlighting Effect on a Table Row

Section 9.11. Sample Design: An Elegant Calendar

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1 TokenChapter 10. Designing Web Pages for Printing

Section 10.1. Introduction

Section 10.2. Applying a Stylesheet for Printing to a Web Page

Section 10.3. Replacing a Color Logo for a Black-and-White Logo When Printing Web Pages

Section 10.4. Making a Web Form Print-Ready

Section 10.5. Displaying URIs After Links

Section 10.6. Inserting Special Characters Before Links

Section 10.7. Setting Page Breaks for a Printed Document

Section 10.8. Sample Design: A Printer-Friendly Page with CSS

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1 TokenChapter 11. Page Layouts

Section 11.1. Introduction

Section 11.2. Building a One-Column Layout

Section 11.3. Building a Two-Column Layout

Section 11.4. Building a Two-Column Layout with Fixed-Width Columns

Section 11.5. Creating a Flexible Multicolumn Layout with Floats

Section 11.6. Creating a Fixed-Width Multicolumn Layout with Floats

Section 11.7. Creating a Flexible Multicolumn Layout with Positioning

Section 11.8. Creating a Fixed-Width Multicolumn Layout with Positioning

Section 11.9. Using Floats to Display Columns in Any Order

Section 11.10. Designing an Asymmetric Layout

Section 11.11. Designing Resolution-Independent Layouts

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1 TokenChapter 12. Hacks, Workarounds, and Troubleshooting

Section 12.1. Introduction

Section 12.2. Overriding Inline Styles

Section 12.3. Diagnosing CSS Bugs and Browser Issues

Section 12.4. Using Bookmarklets to Troubleshoot CSS

Section 12.5. Using Browser Extensions to Troubleshoot CSS

Section 12.6. Patching Up Internet Explorer 6

Section 12.7. Patching Up Internet Explorer 6 with JavaScript

Section 12.8. Using Conditional Comments to Deliver Styles to Different Versions of Internet Explorer

Section 12.9. Using CSS Filters to Deliver CSS Rules to Almost Any Browser

Section 12.10. Setting Up an Intelligent CSS Delivery System for Modern Browsers

Section 12.11. Testing a Site Design on More Than One Platform with Only One Computer

Section 12.12. Testing a Website with a Text Browser

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1 TokenChapter 13. Designing with CSS

Section 13.1. Introduction

Section 13.2. Enlarging Text Excessively

Section 13.3. Creating Unexpected Incongruity

Section 13.4. Combining Unlike Elements to Create Contrast

Section 13.5. Leading the Eye with Contrast

Section 13.6. Checking for Enough Color Contrast

Section 13.7. Emphasizing a Quotation with Smart Quotes

Section 13.8. Setting a Moving Background Scene When a User Resizes the Window

Section 13.9. Adding Animation to Elements on a Page

Section 13.10. Creating a Fireworks Display As a User Scrolls

Section 13.11. Customizing the View Source Stylesheet for Firefox

Section 13.12. Designing with Grids (CSS Frameworks)

Section 13.13. Sample Design: A Cohesive Web Design

Section 13.14. Sample Design: The U.S. Flag

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1 TokenChapter 14. Interacting with JavaScript

Section 14.1. Introduction

Section 14.2. Determining Whether JavaScript Is Available Within a Browser

Section 14.3. Applying a Different Stylesheet Based on the Time of Day

Section 14.4. Redirecting to a Mobile Site Based on the Browser’s Screen Width

Section 14.5. Adding a JavaScript Framework to a Web Page

Section 14.6. Using CSS3 Selectors in IE6 and IE7

Section 14.7. Zebra-Striping an HTML Table with JavaScript

Section 14.8. Highlighting a Table Row with Mouseovers

Section 14.9. Adding Effects to Simple Image Rollovers

Section 14.10. Making a Row of Elements with a Variable Amount of Content the Same Height

Section 14.11. Setting a Link to Open a New Window

Section 14.12. Making an Entire div Element Clickable

Section 14.13. Supporting Transparent PNGs in IE6 with JavaScript

Section 14.14. Delivering HTML5 and CSS3 to Browsers That Can Handle Them

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1 TokenAppendix A. Resources

Section A.1. General HTML and CSS Instruction

Section A.2. Design Resources

Section A.3. Discussion Groups

Section A.4. References

Section A.5. Tools

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1 TokenAppendix B. CSS 2.1 Properties and Proprietary Extensions

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1 TokenAppendix C. CSS 2.1 Selectors, Pseudo-Classes, and Pseudo-Elements

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1 TokenAppendix E. Styling of Form Elements

Section E.1. Anatomy of the Appendix

Section E.2. Tested CSS Properties

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