Recomendations for good, clear CSS Tutorial

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by webber98, Mar 25, 2010.

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    I've been struggling with some understanding some CSS coding. Can anyone recomend a good and clear tutorial on CSS.

    I know the basics, and beyond. I'm struggling understanding and working with things like this:

    display:inline-block;
    float:left;
    clear:both;

    thanks.
     
    webber98, Mar 25, 2010 IP
  2. HellBomb

    HellBomb Active Member

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    Here are a few links I found for you which i think will help you alot in the long run. Enjoy.

    csstutorial.net - havnt been to this site but I looked through it a little bit and seems to be interesting.

    good-tutorials.com/tutorials/css - Great site has only tutorials on how to do small little projects. I find doing these kind of tutorials makes it much easier to learn. Been using this site forever, great reference.

    net.tutsplus.com - another greate tutorial site, my personal favorite. even has a membership you can sign up for to get extra tutorials, but even without the membership their are still thousands of great tutorials.
     
    HellBomb, Mar 25, 2010 IP
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    you can find in w3schools.com the best place.

    you find in my signature variety HTML CSS tutorials categorized and learn from their examples.
     
    jonmaster, Mar 25, 2010 IP
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    HellBomb Active Member

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    I wouldn't go to w3 schools that much as they are teaching outdated information for the most part. With the new html5 and css3 slowing becoming more supported I would reccomend starting to look more into those. Plus w3schools havn't been updated in some time and teach some very outdated information which should no longer be used because of more efficent code, outdated browser support etc.
     
    HellBomb, Mar 25, 2010 IP
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    The BrainJar tutorial is fantastic for figuring out CSS positioning (which looks like it is the thing you are working on now): http://www.brainjar.com/css/positioning/
     
    katsneak, Mar 26, 2010 IP