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

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Macintosh [See IE/Mac]

Marcotte, Ethan

margins

box margins, turning off default

column margins

using ems for

values as percentages 2nd 3rd

Sweden photos and

applying 2nd

assigning

margin widths for column-like grid effect 2nd 3rd

vs. padding

zeroing for entire pages

markup structure

convertible tables 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th

cellspacing attribute, adding

scope, adding 2nd

titles, adding 2nd

CSS-based fluid layouts

three-column layouts 2nd 3rd

two-column design 2nd

full-page design 2nd 3rd

obtaining grid-like results

choices 2nd

using definition lists 2nd

with no style 2nd

rounded-corner boxes

fixed-width boxes 2nd

fluid-width boxes 2nd

rows

Best Store Ever example 2nd

TicTac template example, header

markup, validation of as tool 2nd 3rd

max/min width column line length, setting 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th

McAfee example of turning off CSS 2nd 3rd

message rows 2nd 3rd

Meyer, Eric 2nd

min- and max-width rules

min/max width column line length, setting 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th

Mozilla

example of flexibility of tabs

Web Developer Extension toolbar and

multicolumn layouts, and table method

basics of 2nd 3rd

shortcomings 2nd