Re: Re: CSS book recommendations?

[Susan W. Gallagher <sgallagher5 -at- cox -dot- net>]

Along the lines of "I know you asked for a book, but..." I 
found a great little (and free!) css editor -- actually, it
installed with something that came from Macromedia, I think.
Takes all the pain out of creating the css so you can spend
more time learing to use it. Go to
   http://www.bradsoft.com/topstyle/index.asp
for the free download -- and no, I don't have any vested
interest in the product, it's just a cool tool.
-Sue Gallagher

> -------------------------
> Keith asked:
> Anybody have any recommendations for a good book for learning CSS
> -------------------------
> 
> I know you asked for a book, but there is a GREAT web resource that I use quite a bit. http://www.w3schools.com/ ...


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