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Separate CSS style sheets make your site easily printable and viewable on handheld devices and smart phones.
Updated on 2009-08-09
Created on 2009-05-16
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Beginning CSS Web Development
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Read Chapter 14: Useability and Accessibility Enhancements, especially pages 320-328.
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- C111-01: Introduction and Web Standards
- C111-02: XHTML Structure, DOCTYPE, and Head
- C111-03: Site Project Outline and HTML Lists
- C111-04: Block and Inline Elements
- C111-06: Links, Anchors, and Images
- C111-07: Tables and Forms
- C111-08: Basic CSS
- C111-09: CSS Layout
- C111-10: Color, Background, and Images
- C111-11: Styling Lists and Navigation
- C111-12: Styling Tables and Forms
- C111-13: Designing for Alternate Devices
- C111-14: Microformats
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- C217-05: Modules, Navigation and WYSIWYG
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- C217-07: Search Engine Optimization
- C217-08: Anatomy of a Theme
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- C217-11: Theme Validation
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