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Watch this; the way the presenter lines up your form elements is what I would like to see in your form:

Laying out forms with CSS

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12. Designing Beautiful Data Tables

13. Styling Forms

Review Chapters 8 and 9, pages 145 to 205.

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Read Chapter 7: Links, pages 129-143

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Read Chapter 5: Color, Backgrounds, and Images, pages 79-102.

The following sections are recommended for Basic CSS:

3. How CSS Is Applied

4. Conflict Resolution in CSS

5. CSS Typography

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Review Chapter 1: Getting Started and read Chapter 2: Core Concepts of CSS.

Not required, but you may want to get a start on these videos on Table styling. Watch 

12. Designing Beautiful Data Tables

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Read Chapters 8 and 9, Tables and Definition Lists and Forms. Pages 145 - 208.

It is not required that you watch these videos this week. But if you do, you will become familiar with how your site will be styled with CSS in a few weeks. Plus there is actual code demonstration of how to alter lists that goes along with your text reading. Even if you don't understand what you see in the videos right away, they are worth watching so that when you get to the CSS in a few weeks what you see won't be completely unfamiliar.

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• 5: CSS Typography
• 8: CSS for Navigation

 

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• Chapter 4: Text
• Chapter 6: Lists