作者：Virginia DeBolt
副书名：A Smarter, Faster Way to Learn
出版日期：2005
出版社：Sybex
页数：414
ISBN：0-7821-4378-4
文件格式：PDF


Introduction
This book combines the learning of Extensible Hypertext Markup Language(XHTML) and the learning of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) into anintegrated and unified experience.
I taught HTML classes at a community college for several years. Thebooks available for teaching HTML generally teach you all about HTMLfirst and all about CSS later. I believe that the two go hand-in-handand should be learned at the same time. There are several reasons Ichose this approach:
◆ Almost the instant that students manage to get one word to appear ona web page, they start demanding to know how to make it look better:how to change the color or the font or the placement. The only way tomeet those demands with standards-based code is by using CSS.
◆ Having the awareness of what you intend to do with CSS as you createXHTML helps you write web pages that are CSS-ready. It helps youstructure your pages with various hooks, handles, and holders meant forstyling with CSS.
◆ Learning to write XHTML with CSS in mind helps you design pages thatwork in modern browsers, download quickly, are accessible, and hold upwell over time. These are design skills that help students when theyreach the job market.