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Dec 14.2002

Whats a good website to learn CSS since i am trying to make mouseovers etc. in css and maybe also a script that lets the user change my website look and feel to another look and feel !

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@Zach_ElfersDec 14.2002 — I don't know any specific sites... but looking at others source code is a great way to learn CSS. That's how I learned. Of course, you have to have a basic knowledge of CSS before you can actually understand it.
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@KaisaauthorDec 14.2002 — I know thats how i learn HTML but it was mostly from books

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@ShrineDesignsDec 14.2002 — this is a good source on all the spec of CSS 1/2

[URL=http://www.richinstyle.com/]http://www.richinstyle.com/[/URL]
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@StefanDec 14.2002 — The by far best place onlie to learn about CSS is at

http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/
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@King_PellinoreDec 15.2002 — Do you know how much will and determination you must have to read the entire CSS specification?

Most of us just want to colour their hyperlinks yellow. If you want to learn CSS quickly, learn it here:

http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/authoring/stylesheets/

If you want to learn CSS solidly, go to

http://webreference.com/html/tutorials/

This index explains every property and browser issues with CSS:

http://www.blooberry.com/indexdot/css/index9.htm

If you want to know even more than there is on the official CSS specification (ie. browser issues, bugs, non-listed selectors, etc.), go to

http://www.css.nu/pointers/

but it'll take ages to read.
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@StefanDec 15.2002 — [i]Originally posted by King Pellinore [/i]

[B]Do you know how much will and determination you must have to read the entire CSS specification?

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There is an index you know. ?

You don't have to read it from cover to cover like a novel.



In the end you will find that looking for your question in the spec in most cases is much faster then to try and find the same info in tutorials.



BTW, I myself learned CSS from scratch from the specs.
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