Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) has been described as the language of Web design. Traditionally, the best way to learn a new language is to immerse yourself-and think- in that language. Designing CSS Web Pages goes beyond explaining the mechanics to helping you think in CSS. Through carefully planned examples and deconstructions, you'll learn how to avoid the common pitfalls. Designing CSS Web Pages is your guide to:

• Separating content from design using CSS
• Understanding DHTML from a CSS perspective
• Working with browser limitations (theory vs. reality)
• Creating CSS for other media
• Utilizing PNG and SVG with CSS

ContentsI Starting Out

• Planning and Structuring Content Designing for the Unknown

II Using CSS

• Setting Up Style
• Laying Out Pages
• CSS for Dynamic HTML

III Advanced CSS

• Creating CSS for Beyond the Screen
• Utilizing PNG and SVC with CSS

IV Launching Progressive Design with CSS: Deconstructions

• Business Publishing
• Independent Publishing
• Underground Styles

V Appendixes