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CSS3 Layout Modules

A Pocket Guide

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In the last few years we have seen a great leap forward in what we can achieve with CSS. Web fonts, gradients, shadows and media queries are now part of our everyday toolkit. CSS layout itself, however, has moved on little. Developers have experimented with using display: table and display: inline-block for layout, to mitigate the limitations of layouts based on absolute positioning and floats. Yet, these methods seem as much like hacks as those they try to replace, and come with their own problems. The future of CSS layout looks far brighter. In this little book Rachel Andrew covers some of the exciting modules that are part of the CSS3 specification. They promise a future where we can lay out elements to a grid and easily achieve the ambitions of equal height columns or spreading content evenly across a page. Learn a lot from a little book

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CSS3 Layout Modules, Rachel Andrew

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Título
CSS3 Layout Modules
Subtítulo
A Pocket Guide
Idioma
Inglés
Publicado en
2013
Formato
Tapa blanda
ISBN10
1907828370
ISBN13
9781907828379
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Descripción
In the last few years we have seen a great leap forward in what we can achieve with CSS. Web fonts, gradients, shadows and media queries are now part of our everyday toolkit. CSS layout itself, however, has moved on little. Developers have experimented with using display: table and display: inline-block for layout, to mitigate the limitations of layouts based on absolute positioning and floats. Yet, these methods seem as much like hacks as those they try to replace, and come with their own problems. The future of CSS layout looks far brighter. In this little book Rachel Andrew covers some of the exciting modules that are part of the CSS3 specification. They promise a future where we can lay out elements to a grid and easily achieve the ambitions of equal height columns or spreading content evenly across a page. Learn a lot from a little book