Readable reference for using CSS

The //CSS Cookbook// is a hefty tome, but it is both thorough and easy to read, making it a comprehensive guide to writing Cascading Style Sheets for beginning to intermediate coders. Schmitt has an engaging and encouraging style that will push anyone interested in using CSS to try the exercises and examples without fear of failure. The content is flexible in that you can choose to integrate CSS into your websites completely, or pick and choose from smaller packets of code. If there is a downside to the //CSS Cookbook// it is that while it gives enough information to become proficient at CSS, it offers no hints for moving forward in other facets of coding, such as PHP. But this is a handy guide for obtaining a foundation in CSS.

Reviewed by: Angela Tate

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