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Other Resources
There are many fine resources for Cascading Style Sheets on the World Wide Web. These range from one-page tutorials to
comprehensive reference guides. For exploring more of the world of CSS, the following links are quite handy:
- Cascading Style Sheets: CSS1 Tutorial and Help
- This is one of the oldest and most visited tutorial sites for CSS on the Internet. The organization's formatting (CSS1)
lessons are much more intuitive and hands-on, however, than its positioning (CSS2) overview.
- Cascading Style Sheets Tutorial
- A quick-hit introduction by PageResource.com. Includes a quick reference table for the CSS properties.
- css/edge
- This is a gallery of very advanced examples of what CSS can do. Created by Eric Meyer, one of the premier CSS gurus
on the Web.
- Dave Raggett's Introduction to CSS
- A short page on how to include stylesheet rules in Web pages. Includes a table with a color chart of browser-safe hex
colors to use.
- DevGuru CSS2
- This is a quick reference for every known property in the CSS Level 2 specification. It's daunting at first, but this
has an excellent set of examples and bug notices for each property.
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