Comments about oreilly CSS Pocket Reference:

I bought this reference book before many years. my feelings are average, its for anyone who wants to correctly implement CSS and its very handy also...

Comments about oreilly CSS Pocket Reference:

Excellent reference, but a bit dated

The concept of the pocket guide is what most developers really need. Just a simple, quick reference to recall exact syntax. And the inclusion of basic rules and compatability tables for each property makes this almost a must-have guide.

Almost.

The only problem with this book is that it's not up to date. It only covers CSS1. CSS2 has been published for over 5 years and browsers are supporting it more and more, and with CSS3 underway, this book is way behind the curve.

It's a great reference for CSS1, but if you're looking for something complete and current...well at least this is fairly cheap so it won't hurt so much to throw away when you need to stretch your legs into CSS2.

Comments about oreilly CSS Pocket Reference:

With this book you can make your website's layout compatible with several different kind's of web-browser in ease.

There are no not-wanted explaination you haven't asked for.

With this book you have all the basics to make good-looking but simple made lay-out's without searching between large samples.

Cheap, and the best. (according to me)