Yes, me again.
There are so many tutorial websites, on all things not just CSS, with
the information scattered in so many ways that it's difficult to keep
track. I have bookmarks galore for css sites, but when I want to look
something up I don't know where to start. Which site DID I see that
snippet on?
So, I want a book on my shelf. You know the thing; paper, with fixed
margins, fonts and font sizes that a user can't change and that can't
be resized without breaking it. :)
If you could only have one book to teach someone how to use CSS today,
which one would you, the real developers of the world, use?
Thanks muchly.
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