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THE MISSING MANUAL
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CSS
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THE
MISSING
MANUAL ®
David Sawyer McFarland
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CSS: The Missing Manual, Second Edition
by David Sawyer McFarland
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Table of Contents
The Missing Credits ................................................................................. xiii
Introduction................................................................................................. 1
Part One: CSS Basics
Chapter 1: Rethinking HTML for CSS...................................................... 17
HTML: Past and Present .......................................................................................................................... 17
HTML Past: Whatever Looked Good ............................................................................................... 18
HTML Present: Scaffolding for CSS ................................................................................................. 19
Writing HTML for CSS .............................................................................................................................. 20
Think Structure ................................................................................................................................... 20
Two New HTML Tags to Learn ......................................................................................................... 20
HTML to Forget .................................................................................................................................. 22
Tips to Guide Your Way .................................................................................................................... 23
The Importance of the Doctype ............................................................................................................. 26
Getting the Most out of Internet Explorer 8 ......................................................................................... 28
Chapter 2: Creating Styles and Style Sheets .......................................... 31
Anatomy of a Style ................................................................................................................................... 31
Understanding Style Sheets .................................................................................................................... 34
Internal or External—How to Choose .............................................................................................. 34
Internal Style Sheets ................................................................................................................................ 35
External Style Sheets ................................................................................................................................ 36
Linking a Style Sheet Using HTML ................................................................................................... 37
Linking a Style Sheet Using CSS ...................................................................................................... 38
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Tutorial: Creating Your First Styles ........................................................................................................ 39
Creating an Inline Style ..................................................................................................................... 39
Creating an Internal Style Sheet ...................................................................................................... 40
Creating an External Style Sheet ...................................................................................................... 43
Chapter 3: Selectors: Identifying What to Style.....................................49
Tag Selectors: Page-Wide Styling ........................................................................................................... 50
Class Selectors: Pinpoint Control ........................................................................................................... 51
ID Selectors: Specific Page Elements ..................................................................................................... 53
Styling Groups of Tags ............................................................................................................................. 55
Constructing Group Selectors .......................................................................................................... 56
The Universal Selector (Asterisk) ..................................................................................................... 56
Styling Tags Within Tags .......................................................................................................................... 57
The HTML Family Tree ...................................................................................................................... 57
Building Descendent Selectors ......................................................................................................... 58
Pseudo-Classes and Pseudo-Elements .................................................................................................. 61
Styles for Links ................................................................................................................................... 61
Styling Paragraph Parts ..................................................................................................................... 62
More Pseudo-Classes and -Elements .............................................................................................. 62
Advanced Selectors .................................................................................................................................. 65
Child Selectors .................................................................................................................................... 66
Adjacent Siblings ................................................................................................................................ 66
Attribute Selectors .............................................................................................................................. 67
Tutorial: Selector Sampler ....................................................................................................................... 70
Creating a Group Selector ................................................................................................................ 72
Creating and Applying a Class Selector .......................................................................................... 73
Creating a Descendent Selector ....................................................................................................... 76
Creating and Applying an ID Selector ............................................................................................. 77
Finishing Touches .............................................................................................................................. 79
Chapter 4: Saving Time with Style Inheritance...................................... 81
What Is Inheritance? ................................................................................................................................ 81
How Inheritance Streamlines Style Sheets ........................................................................................... 83
The Limits of Inheritance ......................................................................................................................... 83
Tutorial: Inheritance ................................................................................................................................. 85
A Basic Example: One Level of Inheritance .................................................................................... 85
Using Inheritance to Restyle an Entire Page .................................................................................. 86
Inheritance Inaction ........................................................................................................................... 89
Chapter 5: Managing Multiple Styles: The Cascade .............................. 91
How Styles Cascade ................................................................................................................................. 92
Inherited Styles Accumulate ............................................................................................................. 92
Nearest Ancestor Wins ...................................................................................................................... 93
The Directly Applied Style Wins ....................................................................................................... 93
One Tag, Many Styles ........................................................................................................................ 94
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Specificity: Which Style Wins .................................................................................................................. 96
The Tiebreaker: Last Style Wins ....................................................................................................... 97
Controlling the Cascade .......................................................................................................................... 99
Changing the Specificity ................................................................................................................... 99
Selective Overriding ........................................................................................................................ 100
Starting with a Clean Slate ............................................................................................................. 101
Tutorial: The Cascade in Action ........................................................................................................... 103
Resetting CSS and Styling from Scratch ........................................................................................ 103
Creating a Hybrid Style ................................................................................................................... 105
Overcoming Conflicts ...................................................................................................................... 106
Part Two: Applied CSS
Chapter 6: Formatting Text .....................................................................113
Formatting Text ...................................................................................................................................... 113
Choosing a Font ............................................................................................................................... 115
Adding Color to Text ....................................................................................................................... 118
Changing Font Size ................................................................................................................................ 119
Using Pixels ....................................................................................................................................... 120
Using Keywords, Percentages, and Ems ....................................................................................... 121
Formatting Words and Letters ............................................................................................................. 124
Italicizing and Bolding ..................................................................................................................... 124
Capitalizing ....................................................................................................................................... 125
Decorating ........................................................................................................................................ 125
Letter and Word Spacing ................................................................................................................ 127
Formatting Entire Paragraphs .............................................................................................................. 128
Adjusting the Space Between Lines .............................................................................................. 128
Aligning Text ..................................................................................................................................... 130
Indenting the First Line and Removing Margins ......................................................................... 130
Formatting the First Letter or First Line of a Paragraph ............................................................. 132
Styling Lists .............................................................................................................................................. 134
Types of Lists .................................................................................................................................... 134
Positioning Bullets and Numbers .................................................................................................. 135
Graphic Bullets ................................................................................................................................. 137
Tutorial: Text Formatting in Action ...................................................................................................... 138
Setting Up the Page ......................................................................................................................... 138
Formatting the Headings and Paragraphs ................................................................................... 140
Formatting Lists ................................................................................................................................ 143
Fine-Tuning with Classes ................................................................................................................ 144
Adding the Finishing Touches ........................................................................................................ 146
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Chapter 7: Margins, Padding, and Borders .......................................... 151
Understanding the Box Model .............................................................................................................. 151
Control Space with Margins and Padding .......................................................................................... 153
Margin and Padding Shorthand .................................................................................................... 155
Colliding Margins ............................................................................................................................. 155
Removing Space with Negative Margins ...................................................................................... 156
Displaying Inline and Block-Level Boxes ...................................................................................... 158
Adding Borders ....................................................................................................................................... 160
Border Property Shorthand ............................................................................................................ 161
Formatting Individual Borders ....................................................................................................... 162
Coloring the Background ...................................................................................................................... 164
Determining Height and Width ............................................................................................................ 164
Calculating a Box’s Actual Width and Height ............................................................................... 165
Controlling the Tap with the Overflow Property ......................................................................... 167
Wrap Content with Floating Elements ................................................................................................. 169
Backgrounds, Borders, and Floats ................................................................................................. 172
Stopping the Float ............................................................................................................................ 172
Tutorial: Margins, Backgrounds, and Borders .................................................................................... 175
Controlling Page Margins and Backgrounds ................................................................................ 175
Adjusting the Space Around Tags .................................................................................................. 178
Building a Sidebar ............................................................................................................................ 181
Fixing the Browser Bugs .................................................................................................................. 184
Going Further ................................................................................................................................... 186
Chapter 8: Adding Graphics to Web Pages .......................................... 187
CSS and the Tag ......................................................................................................................... 187
Background Images ............................................................................................................................... 188
Controlling Repetition ............................................................................................................................ 193
Positioning a Background Image ......................................................................................................... 194
Keywords .......................................................................................................................................... 194
Precise Values ................................................................................................................................... 196
Percentage Values ............................................................................................................................ 197
Fixing an Image in Place ................................................................................................................. 199
Using Background Property Shorthand .............................................................................................. 199
Tutorial: Enhancing Images .................................................................................................................. 201
Framing an Image ............................................................................................................................ 202
Adding a Caption ............................................................................................................................. 203
Tutorial: Creating a Photo Gallery ....................................................................................................... 206
Adding Drop Shadows .................................................................................................................... 210
Tutorial: Using Background Images ..................................................................................................... 213
Adding an Image to the Page Background ................................................................................... 214
Replacing Borders with Graphics ................................................................................................... 216
Using Graphics for Bulleted Lists ................................................................................................... 218
Giving the Sidebar Personality ....................................................................................................... 219
Going Further ................................................................................................................................... 223
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Chapter 9: Sprucing Up Your Site’s Navigation.................................... 225
Selecting Which Links to Style .............................................................................................................. 225
Understanding Link States .............................................................................................................. 226
Targeting Particular Links ............................................................................................................... 227
Styling Links ............................................................................................................................................ 228
Underlining Links ............................................................................................................................. 229
Creating a Button ............................................................................................................................. 231
Using Graphics ................................................................................................................................. 233
Building Navigation Bars ....................................................................................................................... 235
Using Unordered Lists ..................................................................................................................... 235
Vertical Navigation Bars .................................................................................................................. 236
Horizontal Navigation Bars ............................................................................................................ 238
Advanced Link Techniques ................................................................................................................... 244
Big Clickable Buttons ....................................................................................................................... 244
CSS-Style Preloading Rollovers ...................................................................................................... 246
Sliding Doors .................................................................................................................................... 248
Styling Particular Types of Links .................................................................................................... 250
Tutorial: Styling Links ............................................................................................................................ 252
Basic Link Formatting ...................................................................................................................... 252
Adding a Background Image to a Link ......................................................................................... 255
Highlighting Different Links ............................................................................................................ 256
Tutorial: Creating a Navigation Bar ..................................................................................................... 258
Adding Rollovers and Creating “You Are Here” Links ................................................................ 262
Fixing the IE Bugs ............................................................................................................................. 265
From Vertical to Horizontal ............................................................................................................ 266
Chapter 10: Formatting Tables
and Forms ......................................................................................... 271
Using Tables the Right Way .................................................................................................................. 271
Styling Tables .......................................................................................................................................... 273
Adding Padding ................................................................................................................................ 274
Adjusting Vertical and Horizontal Alignment ............................................................................... 274
Creating Borders .............................................................................................................................. 276
Styling Rows and Columns ............................................................................................................. 277
Styling Forms .......................................................................................................................................... 279
HTML Form Elements ...................................................................................................................... 280
Laying Out Forms Using CSS ......................................................................................................... 283
Tutorial: Styling a Table ......................................................................................................................... 284
Tutorial: Styling a Form ......................................................................................................................... 290
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Part Three: CSS Page Layout
Chapter 11: Introducing CSS Layout .....................................................299
Types of Web Page Layouts .................................................................................................................. 299
How CSS Layout Works ......................................................................................................................... 301
The Mighty Tag ...................................................................................................................... 302
Techniques for CSS Layout ............................................................................................................. 303
Layout Strategies .................................................................................................................................... 304
Start with Your Content ................................................................................................................... 304
Mock Up Your Design ..................................................................................................................... 305
Identify the Boxes ............................................................................................................................ 305
Go with the Flow .............................................................................................................................. 306
Remember Background Images .................................................................................................... 306
Pieces of a Puzzle ............................................................................................................................. 308
Layering Elements ............................................................................................................................ 308
Don’t Forget Margins and Padding ............................................................................................... 309
Chapter 12: Building Float-Based Layouts ........................................... 311
Applying Floats to Your Layouts .......................................................................................................... 315
Floating All Columns ....................................................................................................................... 315
Floats Within Floats ......................................................................................................................... 317
Using Negative Margins to Position Elements ............................................................................. 318
Overcoming Float Problems ................................................................................................................. 323
Clearing and Containing Floats ...................................................................................................... 323
Creating Full-Height Columns ........................................................................................................ 328
Preventing Float Drops .................................................................................................................... 330
Handling Internet Explorer 6 Bugs ....................................................................................................... 333
Double-Margin Bug ......................................................................................................................... 333
3-Pixel Gaps ...................................................................................................................................... 335
Other IE Problems ............................................................................................................................ 337
Tutorial: Multiple-Column Layouts ...................................................................................................... 338
Structuring the HTML ...................................................................................................................... 338
Creating the Layout Styles .............................................................................................................. 339
Adding Another Column ................................................................................................................. 340
Adding a “Faux Column” ................................................................................................................ 342
Fixing the Width ............................................................................................................................... 344
Tutorial: Negative Margin Layout ........................................................................................................ 345
Centering a Layout .......................................................................................................................... 345
Floating the Columns ...................................................................................................................... 349
Final Adjustments ............................................................................................................................ 352
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Chapter 13: Positioning Elements on a Web Page............................... 355
How Positioning Properties Work ........................................................................................................ 356
Setting Positioning Values .............................................................................................................. 358
When Absolute Positioning Is Relative ......................................................................................... 360
When (and Where) to Use Relative Positioning .......................................................................... 363
Stacking Elements ............................................................................................................................ 365
Hiding Parts of a Page ..................................................................................................................... 367
Powerful Positioning Strategies ............................................................................................................ 367
Positioning Within an Element ....................................................................................................... 369
Breaking an Element Out of the Box ............................................................................................. 370
Using CSS Positioning for Page Layout ......................................................................................... 371
Creating CSS-Style Frames Using Fixed Positioning ................................................................... 375
Tutorial: Positioning Page Elements .................................................................................................... 380
Enhancing a Page Banner ............................................................................................................... 380
Adding a Caption to a Photo .......................................................................................................... 384
Laying Out the Page ........................................................................................................................ 387
Part Four: Advanced CSS
Chapter 14: CSS for the Printed Page ...................................................395
How Media Style Sheets Work ............................................................................................................. 395
How to Add Media Style Sheets ........................................................................................................... 398
Specifying the Media Type for an External Style Sheet .............................................................. 398
Specifying the Media Type Within a Style Sheet ......................................................................... 398
Creating Print Style Sheets .................................................................................................................... 399
Using !important to Override Onscreen Styling .......................................................................... 400
Reworking Text Styles ..................................................................................................................... 400
Styling Backgrounds for Print ........................................................................................................ 402
Hiding Unwanted Page Areas ........................................................................................................ 403
Adding Page Breaks for Printing .................................................................................................... 405
Tutorial: Building a Print Style Sheet ................................................................................................... 406
Remove Unneeded Page Elements ............................................................................................... 406
Adjusting the Layout ....................................................................................................................... 409
Reformatting the Text ...................................................................................................................... 411
Displaying URLs ............................................................................................................................... 412
Chapter 15: Improving Your
CSS Habits..........................................................................................415
Adding Comments ................................................................................................................................. 415
Organizing Styles and Style Sheets ...................................................................................................... 416
Name Styles Clearly ........................................................................................................................ 417
Use Multiple Classes to Save Time ................................................................................................ 418
Organize Styles by Grouping ......................................................................................................... 420
Using Multiple Style Sheets ............................................................................................................ 421
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Eliminating Browser Style Interference ............................................................................................... 423
Using Descendent Selectors .................................................................................................................. 427
Compartmentalize Your Pages ...................................................................................................... 428
Identify the Body .............................................................................................................................. 429
Managing Internet Explorer Hacks ...................................................................................................... 432
Design for Contemporary Browsers First ..................................................................................... 433
Isolate CSS for IE with Conditional Comments ............................................................................ 433
Chapter 16: CSS 3: CSS on the Edge......................................................437
An Overview of CSS 3 ............................................................................................................................ 438
CSS 3 Selectors ....................................................................................................................................... 439
Child Selectors .................................................................................................................................. 439
Type Selectors .................................................................................................................................. 441
Opacity ..................................................................................................................................................... 443
RGBA Color ............................................................................................................................................. 445
Simulating RGBA in Internet Explorer ........................................................................................... 446
Text Shadow ............................................................................................................................................ 448
Font Freedom ......................................................................................................................................... 450
Generated Content ................................................................................................................................. 452
Part Five: Appendixes
Appendix A: CSS Property Reference ...................................................459
Appendix B: CSS in Dreamweaver CS4 ................................................487
Appendix C: CSS Resources ....................................................................517
Index ........................................................................................................525
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The Missing Credits
About the Author
David Sawyer McFarland is president of Sawyer McFarland Media,
Inc., a Web development and training company in Portland, Ore-
gon. He’s been building Web sites since 1995, when he designed his
first website: an online magazine for communication professionals.
He’s served as the webmaster at the University of California at Ber-
keley and the Berkeley Multimedia Research Center, and he has
helped build, design, and program websites for numerous clients
including Macworld.com.
In addition to building websites, David is also a writer, trainer, and instructor. He’s
taught web design at the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism, the Center
for Electronic Art, the Academy of Art College, Ex’Pressions Center for New
Media, and the Art Institute of Portland. He currently teaches in the Multimedia
Program at Portland State University. He’s written articles about web design for
Practical Web Design, Macworld magazine and CreativePro.com.
David is also the author of Dreamweaver: The Missing Manual, and JavaScript: The
Missing Manual.
He welcomes feedback about this book by email: [email protected]. (If you’re
seeking technical help, however, please refer to the sources listed in Appendix C.)
About the Creative Team
Nan Barber (editor) has worked with the Missing Manual series since the previous
millennium. She lives in Massachusetts with her husband and G4 Macintosh.
Email: [email protected].
Nellie McKesson (production editor) lives in Brighton, Mass., where she spends
her free time playing with her band Dr. & Mrs. Van der Trampp (http://myspace.
com/drmrsvandertrampp) and making t-shirts for her friends (http://
mattsaundersbynellie.etsy.com). Email: [email protected].
Marcia Simmons (copy editor) is a writer and editor living in the San Francisco
Bay Area. In addition to covering technology and cocktail culture, she has a per-
sonal blog at www.smartkitty.org.
Angela Howard (indexer) has been indexing for over 10 years, mostly for com-
puter books, but occasionally for books on other topics such as travel, alternative
medicine, and leopard geckos. She lives in California with her husband, daughter,
and two cats.
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Tony Ruscoe (technical reviewer) is a web developer living in Sheffield, England.
His first computer programs were written in Sinclair BASIC on his ZX Spectrum in
the mid-1980s. He’s been developing websites and web applications using a variety of
programming technologies and techniques since 1997. He currently maintains his
personal website (http://ruscoe.net) and a site dedicated to researching his surname
(http://ruscoe.name).
Christopher Schmitt (technical reviewer) is author of numerous web design and
digital imaging books, including the CSS Cookbook and has also written for New
Architect magazine, and the websites A List Apart, Digital Web, and Web Refer-
ence. Christopher is the founder of Heat Vision, a small new media publishing and
design firm and an award-winning web designer. He is co-lead of the Adobe Task
Force for the Web Standards Project (WaSP). In addition, he chairs AIGA’s In
Control Web Design Workshop Conference. Web: www.christopherschmitt.com.
Acknowledgements
Many thanks to all those who helped with this book, including my students, who
always help me see complex concepts through beginners’ eyes. Thanks to my tech-
nical editors, Christopher Schmitt and Tony Ruscoe, who saved me from any
embarrassing mistakes, and Zoe Gillenwater whose valuable advice for the first
edition of this book lives on. Also, we all owe a big debt of gratitude to the many
web designers who have broken new ground by using CSS in creative ways, and
shared their discoveries with the web design community.
Finally, thanks to David Pogue whose unflagging enthusiasm and endurance is
inspiring; Nan Barber for refining my writing, fixing my mistakes and keeping me
on track; my wife, Scholle, for her love and support; my son, Graham, who sug-
gested that I’d get this book done a lot faster if I just typed “Blah, blah, blah, blah,
BOO!” for each chapter; my wonderful daughter, Kate, whose smile is always a
great pick-me-up; and to my family: Mom, Doug, Mary, David, Marisa, Tessa,
Phyllis, Les, Del, Patricia, and Mike.
—David Sawyer McFarland
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