Dear DP members, I want to learn CSS, I am very thankful if you refer me some good resource to learn it.
1. buy a good book (from amazon) 2. alot of practise. 3. take a good xhtml professional template and see the code and rebuild it. (I did it in the same way) my enlish isn't so good but my css knowledge is very good P.S. if you want to be a really professional web designer you have to learn some photoshop
w3schools.com is the best resource. I have learnt the same from there. Read it and if you have any problems you can ask me i would be glad to help you out. Thanks
This is what I would do. It might seem like the long way, but you actually learn alot faster and better then when you read a bunch of random tutorials Read a book first, then read the tutorials to expand your knowledge later.
I'd purchase a book and follow tutorials on the internet. Also rebuilding websites (typing the css and finding out what each line does) would probably help you.
w3schools is the complete tutorial for beginners, it is easy to learn. Not only CSS but also all other web development technologies.
Hi.. Today there are so many tutorials are available on internet and it is little bit tricky to select which one is the the.i would prefer w3schools.com will be good for you.There is enough material to learn..
I suggest you to go to w3school and learn there the basics after that put your new knowledge to practice by trying to code some designs.
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a style sheet language used to describe the presentation semantics (the look and formatting) of a document written in a markup language. Its most common application is to style web pages written in HTML and XHTML, but the language can also be applied to any kind of XML document
I also found that using an editor like Microsoft Visual Web Developer which is now bundled in Visual Studio is a really good way to learn CSS when used along with a good book. CSS is really pretty simple to get a handle on. The express edition is free and probably the best editor you can find.. The "intella sense" feature is really good for learning something like CSS. It also will validate your code as you type so you always know that you are writing good code.
You can spend $600 if you like. It's OK with me. Personally I like the FREE express edition. Oh, wait, I said that in my original post didn't I. Sorry don't mean to be redundant. Visual Studio Express edition is absolutely FREE and is 10 times the editor that anything else out there you can find.