Cascading style sheets : the definitive guide

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Foreword	p. xi
Preface	p. xiii
1. CSS and Documents	p. 1
The Web's Fall from Grace	p. 1
CSS to the Rescue	p. 3
Elements	p. 8
Bringing CSS and XHTML Together	p. 11
2. Selectors	p. 23
Basic Rules	p. 23
Grouping	p. 27
Class and ID Selectors	p. 32
Attribute Selectors	p. 38
Using Document Structure	p. 43
Pseudo-Classes and Pseudo-Elements	p. 50
3. Structure and the Cascade	p. 60
Specificity	p. 60
Inheritance	p. 66
The Cascade	p. 69
4. Values and Units	p. 75
Numbers	p. 75
Percentages	p. 75
Color	p. 76
Length Units	p. 81
URLs	p. 88
CSS2 Units	p. 90
5. Fonts	p. 92
Font Families	p. 93
Font Weights	p. 98
Font Size	p. 104
Styles and Variants	p. 112
Stretching and Adjusting Fonts	p. 115
The font Property	p. 117
Font Matching	p. 122
6. Text Properties	p. 126
Indentation and Horizontal Alignment	p. 126
Vertical Alignment	p. 131
Word Spacing and Letter Spacing	p. 140
Text Transformation	p. 143
Text Decoration	p. 145
Text Shadows	p. 149
7. Basic Visual Formatting	p. 155
Basic Boxes	p. 155
Block-Level Elements	p. 158
Inline Elements	p. 176
Altering Element Display	p. 195
8. Padding, Borders, and Margins	p. 203
Basic Element Boxes	p. 203
Margins	p. 207
Borders	p. 219
Padding	p. 233
9. Colors and Backgrounds	p. 240
Colors	p. 240
Foreground Colors	p. 241
Backgrounds	p. 247
10. Floating and Positioning	p. 276
Floating	p. 276
Positioning	p. 294
11. Table Layout	p. 331
Table Formatting	p. 331
Table Cell Borders	p. 343
Table Sizing	p. 351
12. Lists and Generated Content	p. 361
Lists	p. 361
Generated Content	p. 369
13. User Interface Styles	p. 385
System Fonts and Colors	p. 385
Cursors	p. 390
Outlines	p. 394
14. Non-Screen Media	p. 401
Designating Medium-Specific Style Sheets	p. 401
Paged Media	p. 403
Aural Styles	p. 419
A. Property Reference	p. 437
B. Selector, Pseudo-Class, and Pseudo-Element Reference	p. 478
C. Sample HTML 4 Style Sheet	p. 485
Index	p. 489

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