CSS Visual Dictionary

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Title: CSS -- Visual Dictionary

Edition: I

Release: June 1, 2018

Genre: Web Design

& Software Education

ISBN: 9781983065637 Author: Greg Sidelnikov

Contact: greg.sidelnikov@gmail.com

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provide effective education for web designers, software engineers and all

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process of Cascading Style Sheets -- a language for decorating HTML

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CSS Visual Dictionary

Several months have gone into creation of the book you are holding in your

hands (or on your device) right now. Indeed, CSS -- Visual Dictionary is a

work of love and hard labor. Thoughtfully created to help maximize your

Special Thanks To:

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Fabio Di Corleto Graphic Designer for contributing the original concept

work for the Tesla in space image. If you're looking for a talented Graphic

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CSS Properties and Values

CSS has 415 unique properties.

You can verify this with a simple JavaScript code snipplet as follows:

var element = document.createElement("div");

var count = 0;

for (index in element.style) p++;

full browser support across all major browsers) were skipped from the

contents of this book. They would only create unneeded clutter.

Instead, in this book we focused only on CSS properties that are in common

use by web designers and developers today. A great deal of effort went into

creation of CSS Grid and Flex diagrams in particular.