Understanding the structure and syntax of CSS is easy. Learning about the properties that CSS can apply to (X)HTML documents takes a little more time and effort. However, where the learning curve really gets interesting is when it comes to learning how to use CSS to take a plain or ordinary Web page and "kick it up a notch." This chapter deals with how to put CSS to work, rather than focusing on its structure and inner workings.

Page 139, Figure 9-1: A Fairly Dull Page (display view) (code view)

Page 140, Figure 9-2: A Less Dull Page (display view) (code view)

Page 142, Figure 9-3: Overlapping (display view) (code view)

Page 142, Figure 9-4: More overlapping (display view) (code view)

Page 144, Figure 9-5: Fonts (display view) (code view)

Page 145, Figure 9-6: Heading 1 (display view) (code view)

Page 146, Figure 9-7: The final version (display view) (code view)

Page 155, Listing 9-2: Adding a Print Style Sheet (display view) (code view)

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