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Acknowledgments

Firstly, I’d like to thank the SitePoint team for making this book a reality, and for

being easy to communicate with despite the fact that our respective time zones saw

me going to bed as they started work each day. Particular thanks must go to Simon

Mackie, whose encouragement throughout the writing process was a great support.

Thanks also to both Simon Willison, who reviewed the first edition of this book,

and to Matthew Magain, who edited this second edition, not only for picking up

technical errors and inconsistencies, but for reminding me of different ideas and

approaches to the solutions.

To those people who are really breaking new ground in the world of CSS, those

whose ideas are discussed throughout this book, and those who share their ideas

and creativity with the wider community, thank you.

Thanks to Drew for his support and encouragement, for being willing to discuss

CSS concepts as I worked out my examples for the book, for making me laugh when

I was growing annoyed, and for putting up with our entire lack of a social life. Fi-

nally, thanks must go to my daughter Bethany, who is very understanding of the

fact that her mother is constantly at a computer, and who reminds me of what is

important every day. You both make so many things possible, thank you.