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Total Training for CSS & XHTML web development [electronic resource].

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Burke, Ed

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Safari eBooks

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Written by Ed Burke ; produced by Barbara Stilwell Borrero, Barbara Ross ; directed by Eric Vitner ; director of video production, Barbara Ross ; art direction, Brian Maffitt ; director of creative services, Barbara Driscoll.

Presented by Ed Burke.Summary: "With Total Training for CSS, & XHTML Web Development you'll learn the process of building a structure for your web pages and then styling those web pages so that they look polished and professional, in the style and design you format. Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a versatile scripting language that allows designers great flexibility in terms of the visual appearance for a site they wish to create and affords them the means to change that appearance without having to recode web pages. This flexibility and the best practices you'll learn during the design process can turn an average web designer into a top notch designer, which will help you build your portfolio and client list"--Resource description page (viewed June 4, 2010).

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Presented by Ed Burke.

Written by Ed Burke ; produced by Barbara Stilwell Borrero, Barbara Ross ; directed by Eric Vitner ; director of video production, Barbara Ross ; art direction, Brian Maffitt ; director of creative services, Barbara Driscoll.

"With Total Training for CSS, & XHTML Web Development you'll learn the process of building a structure for your web pages and then styling those web pages so that they look polished and professional, in the style and design you format. Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a versatile scripting language that allows designers great flexibility in terms of the visual appearance for a site they wish to create and affords them the means to change that appearance without having to recode web pages. This flexibility and the best practices you'll learn during the design process can turn an average web designer into a top notch designer, which will help you build your portfolio and client list"--Resource description page (viewed June 4, 2010).