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a good css resourse.

2007-11-12, 2:47 PM #1

Darth Evad

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any suggestions?

2007-11-12, 2:47 PM #2

I am the Stig

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I used to use [url]www.devguru.com[/url]

or you know

google

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2007-11-12, 2:58 PM #3

JediKirby

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W3schools is the source, and I think it's the most straightforward and easy to navigate.

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2007-11-12, 3:02 PM #4

Brian

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w3schools is okay, but they don't talk much about browser compatibility or what the things actually do beyond a small mention. I usually google each one as I need it for more information, but w3schools is good for a quick reference (and they're at the top of google search results most of the time).

2007-11-12, 3:06 PM #5

JediKirby

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Well, most of the time you have to google general things you're doing to see browser computability. I don't know of any resources that give you complete browser compatibility otherwise.

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2007-11-12, 3:11 PM #6

Detty

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w3schools is generally not that accurate and really not very useful for anything other than a refresh on how to use certain tags that you haven't used in a while.

I learned from looking at the source of sites, it's the fastest way to learn a technique.

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2007-11-12, 5:49 PM #7

gbk

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http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/CSS
and
http://www.mozilla.org/catalog/web-developer/css/

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2007-11-12, 6:11 PM #8

Tibby

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your local library

2007-11-12, 8:05 PM #9

Darkjedibob

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http://home.tampabay.rr.com/bmerkey/cheatsheet.htm
and
http://www.designmeme.com/articles/
are the two I have bookmarked

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