CSS

• Selective Styling in CSS3
• By Jason Cranford TeagueDec 6, 2012

Selective styling is the closest that CSS gets to traditional computer programming, allowing you to style elements if they meet certain criteria. This level of styling can get increasingly complex, so Jason Cranford Teague uses this chapter to start out as simply as possible and build a firm foundation of understanding.

• Stylin' Fonts and Text in CSS
• By Charles Wyke-SmithNov 14, 2012

In this chapter, you’ll learn about fonts and text, and the respective CSS properties you can use to style them. You'll also learn about the wonderful world of Web fonts, which download to your user along with your pages.

• Six Responsive Layout Techniques
• By Chris MillsNov 7, 2012

Opera's Chris Mills, author of Practical CSS3: Develop and Design, provides top tips for optimizing your web layouts for as many different devices and users as possible.