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Personally, I still dig into O'Reilly's HTML: The Definitive Guide, written by Danny Goodman.
It's not an exhaustive review of CSS, but it includes html, css, javascript, and the dom. A wholly useful book.
-Michael
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It's not an exhaustive review of CSS, but it includes html, css, javascript, and the dom. A wholly useful book.
-Michael
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