CSS
"CSS is a language for describing the presentation of elements in a document marked up in HTML. It enables you to rapidly create Web designs that can be shared by multiple pages, accelerates development time, and is the essential tool for building standards-compliant sites. This low-priced pock...
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| Formato: | Libro electrónico |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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[Place of publication not identified]
Peachpit Press
2010
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| Edición: | 1st edition |
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| Ver en Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull: | https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009629079206719 |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover
- Contents
- Introduction
- Who Should Read This Book
- What You Will Learn
- What You Won't Find in This Book
- What You Need to Follow Along
- Resources
- Writing CSS
- Case Sensitivity
- Comments
- Whitespace
- Quoting and Escaping Quotes
- Tools
- Chapter 1: CSS Basics
- What Is CSS?
- What Are Styles Sheets?
- Anatomy of a Statement
- Cascading
- Inheritance
- Specified, Computed, Used, and Actual Values
- Block, Inline, and Replaced Elements
- Web Standards and Specifications
- User Agents, Browsers, and Devices
- Working with CSS
- Attaching Styles to HTML
- Coding Styles
- Chapter 2: Web Browsers
- Where Do Styles Come From?
- Browser Style Sheets
- User Settings
- User Style Sheets
- Rendering Modes
- Standards Mode
- Almost Standards Mode
- Quirks Mode
- Choosing Modes with a DOCTYPE Switch
- X-UA-Compatible
- Specific Mode Differences
- Targeting Browsers
- Targeting with Selectors
- Targeting with Syntax Hacks
- Microsoft Conditional Comments
- IE and hasLayout
- Browser Grading
- A-Grade Browsers
- B-Grade Browsers
- F-Grade Browsers
- X-Grade Browsers
- A+-Grade Browsers
- CSS Support via JavaScript
- Chapter 3: Selectors
- E (Type Selectors)
- * (Universal Selector)
- #id (ID Selector)
- .class (Class Selector)
- Attribute Selectors
- [att]
- [att=val]
- [att~=val]
- [att|=val]
- [att^=val]
- [att=val]
- [att*=val]
- Pseudo-class Selectors
- :link, :visited (Link Pseudo-classes)
- :hover, :active, :focus (Action Pseudo-classes)
- :target (Target Pseudo-class)
- :enabled, :disabled, :checked (UI Pseudo-classes)
- :lang() (Language Pseudo-class)
- :root (Root Element Pseudo-class)
- :nth-child(), :nth-last-child() (Nth Child Pseudo-classes)
- :first-child, :last-child (First and Last Child Pseudo-classes).
- :nth-of-type(), :nth-last-of-type() (Nth of Type Pseudoclasses)
- :first-of-type, :last-of-type (First and Last of Type Pseudoclasses)
- :only-child (Only Child Pseudo-class)
- :only-of-type (Only of Type Pseudo-class)
- :empty (Empty Pseudo-class)
- :not() (Negation Pseudo-class)
- Pseudo-element Selectors
- ::first-letter (First-Letter Pseudo-element)
- ::first-line (First-Line Pseudo-element)
- ::before, ::after (Before and After Pseudo-elements)
- ::selection (Selection)
- Combinators or Relational Selectors
- E F (Descendant Combinator)
- E>F (Child Combinator)
- E+F (Adjacent Sibling Combinator)
- E~F (General Sibling Combinator)
- Combining and Chaining Selectors
- Specificity
- The !important Declaration
- Selector Strategies
- Browser Support for Selectors
- Grouping Selectors
- Selector Speed
- Selector Readability
- Selector Reusability
- Chapter 4: Measurements, URLs, and Color Units
- Measurements
- Pixels (px)
- Ems (em)
- Points (pt)
- Percentages (%)
- Other Units of Note
- URLs
- Basic Colors
- #rrggbb or #rgb
- rgb(r,g,b)
- hsl(h,s,l)
- Color Keywords
- Color with Alpha Transparency
- rgba(r,g,b,a)
- hsla(h,s,l,a)
- transparent
- Creating and Maintaining Color Palettes
- Design
- Maintenance
- Chapter 5: The Box Model
- Properties
- width
- height
- margin
- padding
- border-width
- overflow
- Min and Max Dimensions
- Nesting Elements
- Using Negative Margins
- Horizontal Centering Blocks
- An Alternative Box Model
- box-sizing
- Chapter 6: Positioning and Floats
- The Document Flow
- display
- Position
- static
- relative
- absolute
- fixed
- Origins and Containing Blocks
- z-index
- visibility
- float
- clear
- Chapter 7: Page Layouts
- Building Blocks of CSS Layouts
- Creating Content Blocks
- Floating into Margins
- Creative Use of Backgrounds.
- Inline and Floated List Items
- Using Positioning to Escape Containers
- Overlays, Tooltips, and Drop-Down Menus
- Multicolumn CSS Layouts
- A Two-Column Layout
- Two Columns with Right Sidebar
- A Three-Column Layout
- Fixed-Sized, Flexible, and Mixed Columns
- Designing with Constraints
- Chapter 8: Backgrounds and Borders
- Backgrounds
- Multiple Background Images
- Strategies for Background Images
- Background Image Sprites
- Border
- Outline
- Faking Rounded Corners
- Chapter 9: Typography and Web Fonts
- Font Basics
- font-family
- font-size
- font-weight
- font-variant
- font-style
- line-height
- font (Shorthand)
- vertical-align
- Additional Font Styling
- text-decoration
- text-transform
- word-spacing
- letter-spacing
- text-align
- white-space
- word-wrap
- text-indent
- text-shadow
- Specifying Typefaces
- System Fonts
- Font Embedding
- Custom Fonts via Text Replacement
- Chapter 10: Lists and Tables
- Lists
- display: list-item
- list-style-type
- Generated Content
- Counters
- Tables
- table-layout
- border-collapse
- border-spacing
- empty-cells
- vertical-align
- text-align
- Table display Values
- Chapter 11: Forms and User Interface Elements
- Working with Form Controls
- Sizing
- Colors, Backgrounds, and Borders
- Text and Form Element Inheritance
- States: Disabled, Required, and Invalid
- Common Form Element Layouts
- Label Stacked Above the Field
- Basic Multicolumn Forms
- Label Besides the Field
- Exceptions for Radio Buttons and Check Boxes
- Inputting Tabular Data
- Conditional Fields
- Placeholder Text
- Making Buttons
- Background Images
- CSS3: text-shadow, border-radius, and Gradients
- Links As Buttons
- Chapter 12: Media: Printing and Other Devices
- Media Types
- List of Media Types
- Specifying Media Types
- Print Media.
- page-break-before and page-break-after
- page-break-inside
- The @page Rule
- Print Considerations
- Hyperlinks and Generated Content
- Mobile Media
- Mobile Considerations
- Media Queries
- Media Features
- Responsive Design
- Browser Support
- Chapter 13: Resets and Frameworks
- CSS Resets
- Using Resets
- Why Not Reset?
- Cross-Browser CSS via JavaScript
- Common Bridge Libraries
- Why Not Use JavaScript?
- CSS Frameworks
- Common CSS Frameworks
- Why Not Use a Framework?
- Beyond Frameworks
- CSS Preprocessors
- Chapter 14: The Not Too Distant Future of CSS
- The box-shadow Property
- The background-size Property
- Color Gradients
- Border Images
- WAI-ARIA Roles
- The calc() Function
- Transformations and Rotations
- Transitions
- Index.
