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Don’t Rely on CSS, Make Your Site Look Great Without It

CSS isn't necessary for good-looking sites; HTML provides structure, and browsers use appropriate default styles. Design web pages by focusing on semantics through proper HTML tags. Use minimal HTML ...
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What is CSS? Understanding the coding language that styles a webpage beyond plain text and photos

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Dealing With Browser Differences in CSS 3

Cutting edge web technologies never come without a cost. Sometimes it means limited browser support for emerging standards, and other times it means having to go back and rewrite your code when draft ...
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CSS & ASP.NET (and differences between CSS id and class)

I'm trying to move to CSS only, however I have a couple of stumbling blocks to overcome. <BR><BR>First, what's the difference (advantages?) of using CSS id vs CSS class (#content vs .content for ...
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CSS 3 Box Shadow Showcases Browser Differences

The CSS 3 box-shadow property allows for drop shadows and other gradient-based effects without the need for images or other hacks. Box shadow works in Firefox 3+, Chrome, Safari, Opera and Internet ...