Bulletproof Web Design: Improving flexibility and protecting against worstcase scenarios with XHTML and CSS [Electronic resources] نسخه متنی

Copyright

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Introduction

THE BULLETPROOF CONCEPT

WHY IT''S IMPORTANT

THE BOOK''S STRUCTURE

THE CONTEXT OF THE BOOK''S EXAMPLES

COMMON TERMS USED THROUGHOUT THE BOOK

Chapter 1. Flexible Text

A Common Approach

Weighing Our Options

A Bulletproof Approach

Why It''s Bulletproof

A Flexible Base. Now What?

Working With Keywords and Percentages

Summary

Chapter 2. Scalable Navigation

A Common Approach

Why It''s Not Bulletproof

A Bulletproof Approach

Why It''s Bulletproof

Additional Examples

Summary

Chapter 3. Expandable Rows

A Common Approach

Why It''s Not Bulletproof

A Bulletproof Approach

Why It''s Bulletproof

Another Example of Expanding

Summary

Chapter 4. Creative Floating

A Common Approach

A Bulletproof Approach

Why It''s Bulletproof

Summary

Chapter 5. Indestructible Boxes

A Common Approach

Why It''s Not Bulletproof

A Bulletproof Approach

Why It''s Bulletproof

Other Rounded-Corner Techniques

Summary

Chapter 6. No Images? No CSS? No Problem

A Common Approach

Why It''s Not Bulletproof

A Bulletproof Approach

Why It''s Bulletproof

With or Without Style

Bulletproof Tools

Summary

Chapter 7. Convertible Tables

A Common Approach

Why It''s Not Bulletproof

A Bulletproof Approach

Why It''s Bulletproof

Summary

Chapter 8. Fluid Layouts

A Common Approach

Why It''s Not Bulletproof

A Bulletproof Approach

Why It''s Bulletproof

Summary

Chapter 9. Putting It All Together

The Goal

Why It''s Bulletproof

The Construction

CSS Adjustments for IE

Conclusion

Index