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Hi What is a good HTML/CSS book for a newbie

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In article <0YydnXznqqgYIZvfRVn->, Toronto Newf
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> Hi What is a good HTML/CSS book for a newbie
>
I like Elizabeth Castro's book in the "Visual QuickStart Guide" series,
with the title HTML for the world Wide Web with XHTML and CSS. This got
me over the first-time jitters.

For later on, _Eric_ _Meyer_ _On_ _CSS_ and _More_ _Eric_ _Meyer_ _on_
_CSS_ are excellent for worked-through examples. If you follow along
with him at the keyboard, you will pick up a lot of examples of what
you can do.

As a reference resource, I often use The Web Design CD Bookshelf. This
is a CD with six books included. It's published by O'Reilly.

--
Chris Henrich
God just doesn't fit inside a single religion.

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"Christopher J. Henrich" <> wrote in message news:<060220052150327238%>...
> In article <0YydnXznqqgYIZvfRVn->, Toronto Newf
> <> wrote:
>
> > Hi What is a good HTML/CSS book for a newbie
> >
> I like Elizabeth Castro's book in the "Visual QuickStart Guide" series,
> with the title HTML for the world Wide Web with XHTML and CSS. This got
> me over the first-time jitters.
>
> For later on, _Eric_ _Meyer_ _On_ _CSS_ and _More_ _Eric_ _Meyer_ _on_
> _CSS_ are excellent for worked-through examples. If you follow along
> with him at the keyboard, you will pick up a lot of examples of what
> you can do.
>
> As a reference resource, I often use The Web Design CD Bookshelf. This
> is a CD with six books included. It's published by O'Reilly.