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Sep 05.2007

Hi,

Due to illness, I haven’t kept up with recent developments in building websites, and the two areas I feel I really need to catch up are CSS and javascript. It’s a pity, as I used to be ahead of the game with CSS, but now I need to catch up. I’d like an easy book to work through, with a few examples to practically work with, and I’d like it to be bang up to date.

Does anything come to mind?

I’ll ask on the javascript forum about js books.

PS I generally use a combo of dreamweaver and hand code. I’m up to date enough for now with PHP/MySQL, at least until I’ve learned this stuff!

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@ray326Sep 05.2007 — Check Cederholm and Wyke-Smith in my sig.
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@mirty12Sep 05.2007 — I learned a lot from Sitepoint's "HTML Utopia: Designing without Tables using CSS". You can browse some of the content here.
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@mistafeeshauthorSep 06.2007 — Hi,

I've ordered the HTML utopia - their books look pretty good so I chose one of their javascript books too.

Thanks guys!

Dan
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