Spring Into HTML and CSS
Posted: Fri Oct 28, 2005 5:20 pm
Spring Into HTML and CSS
Author: Molly E. Holzschlag
Review by: Vercz
Ever seen a website and wondered, “How do they do that?” Ever taken a look at the “View Source” option available in most Internet browsers and been scared by what you’ve seen? Don’t worry there is help. Spring into HTML and CSS to the rescue! This book is here to provide you with the skills and the understanding to be able to code your own HTML/CSS website. It starts off at the beginner level, and slowly works its way into harder, more advanced applications of HTML/CSS.
Spring into HTML and CSS covers a very large section of the HTML/CSS codes, much more than your average beginner will need for a long time. A very detailed index of all the tags is also provided at the rear of the book, for quick reference. This can come in very handy at times.
A very useful book, not only for those that wish to learn HTML/CSS, but also for those of us that would like to touch up our technique, or continue learning.
Author: Molly E. Holzschlag
Review by: Vercz
Ever seen a website and wondered, “How do they do that?” Ever taken a look at the “View Source” option available in most Internet browsers and been scared by what you’ve seen? Don’t worry there is help. Spring into HTML and CSS to the rescue! This book is here to provide you with the skills and the understanding to be able to code your own HTML/CSS website. It starts off at the beginner level, and slowly works its way into harder, more advanced applications of HTML/CSS.
Spring into HTML and CSS covers a very large section of the HTML/CSS codes, much more than your average beginner will need for a long time. A very detailed index of all the tags is also provided at the rear of the book, for quick reference. This can come in very handy at times.
A very useful book, not only for those that wish to learn HTML/CSS, but also for those of us that would like to touch up our technique, or continue learning.