More Eric Meyer on CSS

This title suits web builders who have dabbled in CSS and are ready to use it on live sites. Rather than theory, it works through ten practical projects, each presented in a full-color layout with notes, warnings and sidebars. The aim is to show how the language can solve common design problems, from better flexibility and accessibility to lighter pages and attractive visual effects.

The author, Eric A. Meyer, continues from his earlier book, Eric Meyer on CSS: Mastering the Language of Web Design. The projects cover converting an HTML-based design to pure positioning, styling a photo gallery, and using background images to create cross-browser translucency. Readers also learn to build tabs and drop-down menus from lists of links without JavaScript, style weblog entries within a full-page design, and create a design for the CSS Zen Garden.