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Sunday, 21 October 2012

css e-book



CSS style properties are the basis of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), and these CSS style property references will help you understand both the common and uncommon CSS styles and properties. There are hundreds of CSS style properties, and if you learn a lot of them, you’ll be more effective in building your CSS style sheets.

CSS3 Style Properties

An alphabetical list of the CSS3 properties.

CSS Cursors

Using the CSS cursor property you can change the cursor that displays on your Web pages. This can result in some interesting effects if you do it well. Learn how to change your cursors using CSS.

CSS Cursors Gallery

A gallery of different cursor styles generated by the CSS cursor style property.

CSS Line Spacing

CSS line spacing is affected by the css style property line-height. CSS line spacing is also known as leading in the print world. Learn how to use the CSS style property line-height to affect your line spacing on your Web pages.

CSS List-Style

The CSS list-style property is a style property to help you manage your lists. You can define the type of list, where you want the bullets or numbers, and even what image to use as a bullet. The CSS list-style property is a shorthand CSS property that combines the CSS properties: list-style-type, list-style-position, and list-style-image.

CSS Margin

CSS margins are an important tool for Web designers to understand. They provide control over the box elements by adding or removing space between the margins.

CSS Padding

CSS padding adds space around the edges of the inside of your HTML boxes. Learn how CSS padding works, how you can affect the CSS padding, and how CSS padding interacts with the CSS box model.

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