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• 06 Nov 08
  

  Joshua Nunn

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• 28 Jan 08
  

  Ben Chinn

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• 01 Aug 07
  

  Mats Svensson

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• 30 Dec 06
  

  Christen Bouffard

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• 11 Sep 06
  

  Matt Vance
• 26 Sep 05
  

  Matt

  css webdesign

  • An excerpt from chapter 8 of Professional CSS
    
    We wish we had some kung fu–esque robes handy. This is the chapter where we tell our dear readers to forget all that we have taught them about CSS so far, to look beyond the surface of the pool and discover the truth within the truth . . . or something like that.
• 29 Aug 05
  

  Peter Smith

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• 04 Aug 05
  

  Ivan Ičin

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  • After seven chapters, it’s worth remembering that as convenient as it is to site designers, cascading style sheets can also drastically improve the online experience for the users of our sites. In Chapter 2, you saw briefly how the cascade was written with our users’ needs in mind, that user style sheets are ultimately given precedence over the author style sheets we write. The authors of the specification didn’t do this to spite those that design for the Web, but rather to empower those who read it.
• 29 Jul 05
  

  Andrew DeVigal

  academia css javascript via:whatdoiknow

• 23 Jul 05
  

  Bernie Dodge

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• 21 Jul 05
  

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• 19 Jul 05
  

  nathan arnold

  Nice accessibility article, via iBob

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  Will Bolton

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