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DHTML and CSS for the World Wide Web

by Jason Cranford Teague · 2001

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This updated third edition covers browsers and standards, and includes a chapter on creating professional layouts using Cascading Style Sheets. Numerous effects created by the author are included, plus DHTML scripts.

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