 Raphael Goetter
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Paperback: 310 pages
Publisher: Eyrolles; 2 edition (March 29, 2007)
Language: French
ISBN-10: 2212119763
ISBN-13: 978-2212119763
Product Descriptions
Presentation of the publisher
The CSS style sheets, including the current standard is CSS 2, are a guarantee of quality of any modern web design: you can through these sites create elegant and light, in line with web standards and accessible to all. The standardization of HTML, XHTML and CSS allows gradually to ensure the universality of web documents and became capital of designing sites compatible all browsers and separating perfectly content of the presentation. This book explains how to design detours XHTML and CSS websites modern and accessible to all, working both with Internet Explorer as Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Safari and other browsers compliant. It touches the great classics of the design of CSS style sheets and their concrete problems: flows and positioning (eliminating tables), preloading, priority declaration CSS classes, colour management, typography, borders and background, menus reactive and images, frames, etc.. Several alternatives were proposed, and how to circumvent bugs browsers. Examples of templates ready for use are given at the end of the book and a list of CSS properties and a comparison browser limits interpretation of these properties. This second edition, updated and expanded, describes the features of the browser Internet Explorer 7 and the various Doctypes. It deepens management errors browsers and explains how to isolate and resolve them (comments conditional behaviour Haslayout ...).
Biography of the author
Webdesigner and manager of a web agency Strasbourg, Raphael Goetter sharing his knowledge through its website Alsacréations.com, and looks closely the areas of Web standards and accessibility. It is part of the collective Openweb.eu.org, reference francophone on web standards. Are you a smart business person? you know what it takes to make your business run smoothly,and reducing costs without losing productivity or quality is one of your primary concerns, especially in today’s economy.
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