September 2010
Beginner to intermediate
456 pages
10h 33m
English
Content preview from CSS3: Visual QuickStart Guide, Fifth Edition
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Index
Symbols
: (colon)
CSS tips, 37
pseudo-element syntax, 95
. (period), defining classes, 51, 54
; (semicolon)
character entities and, 123
troubleshooting CSS code, 373
‘...’ (single quotes)
CSS tips, 37
specifying style, 238–239
/ (slash), adding comments to CSS, 66–67
, (comma), for grouping selectors, 62
“...” (double quotes)
adding generated content, 235
CSS tips, 37
specifying style, 238–240
:: (double colon), pseudo-element syntax, 95
= (equals sign), CSS tips, 37
# (pound), defining ID selectors, 55
& (ampersand), as character entity, 123
* (asterisk)
adding comments to CSS, 66–67
defining universal selectors, 59
styling descendants, 71
[ ] (square brackets), in attribute selector syntax, 96
{ } (curly brackets)
in declarations,
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