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基本説明
Offer a powerful and manageable way for authors, artists and typographers ot add style (fonts, colour, spacing etc.) to Web documents.
Full Description
Cascading Style Sheets http://www.w3.org/pub/WWW/Style/CSS , developed by HSkon Wium Lie and Bert Bos of the World Wide Web Consortium, offers a powerful and manageable way for authors, artists and typographers to create the much-requested visual effects that will put aesthetics to the forefront of the Web. CSS enjoys wide industry backing, and is supported in Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator with other implementations soon to follow.Written by the world authorities, this book will be the Web designers' definitive guide to Cascading Style Sheets. Features:a brief HTML tutorial to bring newcomers to Web design up to speed when to use CSS and when to use other methods how to create and maintain a Web site with a consistent style that will display well on all screens how traditional print-based typography is expressed in CS a complete description together with examples of all CSS functionality a rich set of figures and rendering examples, including sixty four pages of full color challenges when moving from static paper to a dynamic screen, and how CSS supports authors in this transition Web Site Visit http://www.awl.com/css/ to receive your latest updates, the source code for the CSS examples included in this book and pointers to free browsers that support CSS.
Contents
ForewordPreface 1 HTML and the Web The Web Markup languages Dodging the limitations of HTMLHTML basics Adding hyperlinksDocument trees2 Enter CSS Rules and style sheets "Gluing" style sheets to documents Gluing by using the STYLE elementBrowsers and CSS Tree structures and inheritance Overriding inheritance Properties that don't inherit Introduction to cascading 3 CSS selectors Selector schemes Type selectors Attribute selectors Combining selector types Contextual selectors External information: Pseudo-classes and pseudo- elements DIV and SPAN 4 Fonts Introduction to type Availability of fonts and font substitution How to read property definitions Units of measure used for values Making your document scalable CSS font properties The font-family property The font-style property The font-variant property The font-weight property The font-size property The font property The text-decoration property The text-transform property More information about fonts 5 Basic structures The box model The display property Achieving different effects More about lists - the list-style properties The list-style-type property The list-style-image property The list-style-position propertyThe list-style property The white-space property 6 Space Space around block-level elements Margins and the margin properties The padding properties The border properties group Working with the border properties The width property The height proporty The float property The clear property The whole story on width computationSpace inside block-level elements The text-align property The text-indent property The line-height property The word-spacing property The letter-spacing property The vertical-align property 7 Images Replaced elements Working with transparent images Floating images and wrapping text Positioning images from the margins Scaling an image Differences between replaced and block elements 8 Colors RGB color model Specifying colors The color property Setting the color of a border Setting the color of hyperlinks The background properties The background-color propertyThe backgroung-image property The background-repeat property The background-attachment property The background-position property The background property Setting the background of the canvas 9 CSS Arts and crafts The moment of exterior 10 CSS make overs Case 1: Magnet Case 2: Cyberspazio Case 3: TSDesign 11 Cascading and inheritance Example1: The basics Example 2: Conflicts appear Example 3: Accommodating user styles Example 4: A more complex example 12 Style sheets in organizations Linking documents using LINK Adding special styles with the STYLE element andv @import Customizing documents using the CLASS attribute Creating a custom memo form Other ways of linking style sheets to documents 13 Style sheets with style 14 Other approaches Using other style sheet languages Creating a document without using a style sheet Using a different format than HTML 15 Looking ahead Forward compatibility Style sheets for spoken HTMLLayout capabilities Capabilities of hyperlinks High-quality printing Fonts and special characters Swash letters and other alternative glyphs Selectors Gradients, color and image operations Tabs and leaders Tables Hooks to external layout methods Computed values Generated text Special effects Other ways to linkstyle sheets How extensions come about Appendix A HTML 4.0 quick reference Document structure The HEAD element The BODY element Text-level elements Special characters Obsolete and deprecated elements Appendix B CSS software resources Appendix C References Index
