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Most of the responses are somewhat negative (although helpful), but as a back-end'ish guy trying to learn full stack, CSS is the one thing that is nails on the
by taternuts 12y ago
Most of the responses are somewhat negative (although helpful), but as a back-end'ish guy trying to learn full stack, CSS is the one thing that is nails on the chalkboard for me to learn properly. I've got this bookmarked as a reference to succinctly explain these basics; Thanks!
- snomad 12y agoYou might like this, it was posted here in the last few months. A really well done CSS selector tutorial (and a really good example of how teaching can be done on the web w/ interactive exercises). https://flukeout.github.io/ https://flukeout.github.io/
- adaml_623 12y agoI thought this was an excellent tutorial on css vs positioning: http://learnlayout.com/ http://learnlayout.com/
- atom-morgan 12y agoI'd recommend CSS Mastery. While a lot of the browser hacks are completely outdated, the sections on CSS fundamentals helped me a lot. It was the first time I went through an explanation of CSS layout and positioning and felt comfortable turning something on paper into a UI on screen that looked exactly how I wanted it to look. Before the book I relied heavily on trial and error. Now I can look at something, write some markup and CSS, and it does exactly what I want.