I'm wondering, what is your favorite CSS book? The one that was the most clear and helpful.
What is the best CSS book?
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#2Bulletproof Web Design is the only CSS book I have liked enough to buy so far. Hopefully, our peers have other suggestions. I would like to learn more.
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#3Eric myer on CSS
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#4CSS Mastery for me is THE book on CSS. Although its old because at the time the book was written, IE7 was not officially in the market yet. It contains a lot of step-by-step solutions for common real-world css problems, along with browser gotchas and hacks when necessary. Particularly useful if you plan to support IE6 for pixel-perfect layouts.
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#5Lynda.com has a set of great screencasts that go over basic and advanced CSS with Andy Clarke. I would recommend those.
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#6The definitive book is Designing with Web Standards. Not all CSS per se, but it is requisite reading if you're just getting into the whole CSS-based design thing.
That book goes hand in hand with Eric Meyer on CSS.
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#7The Zen of CSS Design for me.
It takes submissions to the CSS Zen garden and uses them as examples of what techniques you can use for layout, typography, images, etc
It suits my learning style of visual diagrams and reverse-engineering things to see how they work.
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#8CSS: The Missing Manual was a great starting point for me. I still use it as a reference but I mostly just find things on the web. Smashing Magazine has some good stuff -- http://www.smashingmagazine.com/category/css/
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#9Not a book, but I would highly recommend a web dev. plugin for Firefox such as Firebug that lets you view CSS attributes on every element in a page, as well as edit the CSS and see live changes.
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#10Trascending CSS