rush

HI There

I know css isnt a language but where can one get a decent tutorial to css ?

Your help is appreciated

thanks in advance

Eggbert

http://www.mezzoblue.com/zengarden/resources/

When you've exhausted that list, be sure to look at the submissions to Zen Garden and the CSS code provided with each. It's quite a learning experience to see the virtually infinite ways that CSS can modify the look of a web site without ever touching the markup. Of course, you can also view CSS code from many acknowledged experts.

Wraith Daquell

The absolute best reference for HTML and CSS that I've found is:
http://www.blooberry.com/indexdot/css/index.html

It doesn't teach the language straight off, but if you need to find a certain thingummy or whatsamahoozit, then there's where you need to be.

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TheFalseDragon

well erm if your looking for simple small snipets that don't do much but do do some wierd things then try

www.neopets.com/~csshelp

i learnt enough to get me into css from that page and then i went elsewhere and you may find that its useless for you. with it i manged some pretty cool things

kirkl_uk

http://www.w3schools.com/css/default.asp

Some of the tutorials on the w3schools site are rather useful.

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Cerulean

I'm afraid to say you should disregard the previous post - the w3schools tutorials are full of hundreds of small errors - I think someone counted 11 on the first couple of pages.
CSS is really simple to learn (what's difficult about key:value pairs and selectors?), but hard to gain a thorough knowledge of browser's quirks and "what supports what". Making things actually look good with CSS is another thing that nothing but practice can teach.

skuinders

yeah... IE is the enemy of CSS. use firefox when developing.

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Cerulean

Sure, but just make sure you're constantly testing the webpage in IE and Opera as well (and Safari/Konqueror too, if you're blessed with either).

skuinders

depends on what the site is for... if it is a professional site then yes, test with everything. but if it is a personal site then do a browser detect and display a 1990s HTML site with animated GIFs if they are using IE.

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