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Chapter 11: Stylin' with Style Sheets

On this page: Style sheet cheat sheets. Style sheet how-tos. What's next in style sheets: XSL

W3C CSS-1 Specification
All the details about the CSS-1 spec included in HTML 4.0.
CNET/Builder.com: CSS Reference Table
A pared-down list of the most used attributes. Uses JavaScript to draw the table; view the source to see the way they did it.
Webmonkey: Style Sheets Reference
Just the basics: attributes, units of measure, etc.

Index Dot CSS
Index Dot HTML's guide. Specs, extension proposals, articles, and lots of code tips.
style.webreview.com
Helpful guide to style sheets from the ground up. Includes a Master Browser Compatibility reference.
CNET/Builder.com: Get Started with Cascading Style Sheets
Step by step, how to hand-code CSS-1.
Webmonkey: Style Sheets
Lots and lots of articles and tutorials.

W3C: XSL Working Draft
The proposal for extensible style sheets. The idea is that an XSL document would define a class of XML documents and describe the way those documents appear and behave. The proposal also creates some standardized XML syntax; in other words, it creates standard attributes for things such as pagination and margins. XSLT is XSL Transformations, which describes how the content of XML documents can be poured into other XML documents; thus, the transformation.
An Introduction to XSL
A slightly less technical description of the language.
Webmonkey: Understanding XSLT
An easy-to-follow intro.