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How to master CSS
It made me
 "Awesome."
How I did it: Once I got over being lazy, I created a server on an old computer I had lying around. (Old box, AMD 2500+ processor...yeah.) Used Ubuntu Server and started hammering out a webpage, when I wanted to format some stuff I knew I needed CSS so I learned it. Lessons & tips: Actually installing the server is the part that took the longest. (I put it off 3+ weeks.) Resources: http://www.w3schools.com/css/ |
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How I did it: Practise, practise, practise. Keep trying it out on a web server. Make sites work in all the browers you can think of. And KEEP TRYING. Really now. Just keep going until you get somewhere. Read how I did it…
I picked up a copy of CSS Mastery from eBay to supplement Apress’ Beginning CSS which was no better than the W3C site.
I’ve also been reading through this page (http://thecssblog.com/tutorials/stopping-the-css-positioning-panic-part-1/) as positioning is probably the most difficult aspect of CSS to grasp.
Im a new to CSS, and i hate IE, dont know much about css and want to be really good at it as i have a job as a junior php developer and would be an all rounder in web developement, any ideas as to which tutorials i should go to for it?? please, am a bit desparate…
I’ve got some talent with CSS, but I’ve let myself fall behind on the latest developments and I’m still far from knowing CSS inside out.
sparkworks is organizing for 09
I’ve been working regularly with CSS, but I feel as if I’m figuring it on the fly rather than planning and executing strong design based on its potential. I’m ready to buckle down and really focus on learning the ins-and-outs of CSS as a design tool.
Philip is bringing his 43things up to date.
I’ve now got a few years of PHP and I think I’m pretty good at development. But I’m hobbled by the fact that, although I understand some CSS and have a good grasp on the basic concepts, it’s hard for me to get stuff done with it quickly.
I had a job interview this week that went fine until they gave me their “test”, which involved cutting up a Photoshop file into CSS-based markup. I’ve worked on several projects where cutting up the image is the designer’s responsibility, but perhaps I should take upon myself to learn more of this.
easy to learn : write a webpage using CSS, open it in your browser and learn as you change your CSS and refresh the browser.
After a while, you’ll be forced to think about the design of your site, which is a good side effect.
result : http://slimmerkoken.be
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University Of California, Santa Barbara
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Skarabrae asks,
“New project calls for clean code with strict CSS... where can I find tutorials for how the box functions in different places (DIVs w/in DIVs, etc) and text alignment, centering, etc?”
— 3 years ago |
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University Of California, Santa Barbara
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Skarabrae asks,
“I'm converting a fairly complex tables format into CSS for the first time. My whole problem is that I have no time to find hacks and to test cross-platform and cross-browser compatibility. Any help ?”
— 4 years ago |
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