Apart from the course promoted (which sounds really good!), does anybody know a really good book that already presents this kind of material about CSS use in a

Apart from the course promoted (which sounds really good!), does anybody know a really good book that already presents this kind of material about CSS use in a similar "logical" way and is not being written the style "margin defines the margin" (how insightful)? I'm also searching for the material that is specifically oriented on: - depending on the features existing in all browsers since the last 3-4 years, also mentioning how to make the features "usable" with the older vendor prefixes, but not depending on the JavaScript "fixes" for older browsers, and then showing the examples with minimal number of lines. - demonstrating all the functionality that can be achieved with CSS only, no JavaScript - addressing the real-life problems encountered during the design of the modern looking pages, and the goal to use all the power of the commonly available CSS features.