Books

[Nudua]

I have though about buying a webbuilding book, but I`m not sure if it`s necesery. Is it just as good to learn things from the internett? But with books you don`t have to be on the computer, but you can read all the time. But it`s impossible to copy codes ofcourse. But maybe that`s a good thing cause then you learn more. Well anyway, is it smart to buy a book, and if I buy a book, then which CSS-book should I buy?

[scott100]

I have though about buying a webbuilding book, but I`m not sure if it`s necesery. Is it just as good to learn things from the internett? But with books you don`t have to be on the computer, but you can read all the time. But it`s impossible to copy codes ofcourse. But maybe that`s a good thing cause then you learn more. Well anyway, is it smart to buy a book, and if I buy a book, then which CSS-book should I buy?

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I personaly prefer to use books, and most books these days come with a supporting website where you can download the code used in the book. Plus i find that i remember the codes more if i type it in from a book rather than copying a chunk from a website.I have this book which i find really good: http://www.peachpit.com/title/0201730847

[Nudua]

Well, now I have bough a book... But I didn`t buy the one you said scott100, but this one: Professional CSS: Cascading Style Sheets for Web Design (Paperback). I will have the book in 10-20 days, and then there will be much reading...

[Jonas]

This book should be useful when trying to make up for browser differances with CSS... "Making CSS work..."