RE: [MACCAWS] CSS Books

I did this as a test exercise, Tony, to see what was on offer. OK if you KNOW that you need CSS, but the current state of bookshops where you can browse (to see the contents) makes my concerned over the way our message is or isn't able to get across because of the lack of visible resources.

John

>  from:    Tony Crockford <[email protected]>
>  date:    Thu, 03 Oct 2002 09:17:31
>  to:      [email protected]
>  subject: RE: [MACCAWS] CSS Books
> > P.S. Eric Meyer's book will, today, be on order from our
> local one-man
> bookseller who can usually get anything in print within a day or so.


Could I recommend an online bookseller:

http://www.compman.co.uk/

Their list of CSS books is quite good:

<http://www.compman.co.uk/cgi-win/search.exe?searchterms=CSS&searchtype=
all&x=28&y=18>

And I read about this book:

Integrated Design: Holistic Strategies for Mastering the Web.

on http://www.molly.com/books.php

which looks interesting.

http://www.compman.co.uk/cgi-win/browse.exe?ref=536690


FWIW

I live in Sheffield (5th largest city in the UK) and they don't have any
CSS books in the shops either.....