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In some sense this book is the third in a trilogy published by Sitepoint on web design with The Art & Science of CSS and The Principles of Beautiful Web Design being the first two in the series. Since I wrote the reviews for the first two books for MCSEWorld.com, I thought I'd publish the review for The CSS Anthology here, too.
This book is similar in structure and purpose to a "hacks" or "cookbook" text in that it spends very
little time on concept and focuses on teaching specific tasks you can perform with the technology. Chapter 1 does
take you through a brief tour of the elements of CSS including selectors but if you knew nothing at
all about CSS to begin with, it wouldn't help much. The reader is presumed to have a basic understanding
of both HTML and CSS in order to get maximum benefit from this book.
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