CSS-guide, Index pages: Links and a list of some help pages

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Links

Links to my pages

You can get additional information about HTML, some XML-based languages and CSS related matters also from the following help pages of plugins menus for the HTML editor HTML-Kit. They don't belong to the CSS-pages but especially CSS-tables can think as extra pages for the CSS-pages. Look at the content page. At some parts mixed pages give additional information about Web-designing.

A warning. All teachers might make mistakes and use incorrect definitions. This concerns also my pages. I have found for example in the pages of Microsoft such invalid definitions, which could easy to make according to existing standards. The most reliable sources are official specifications. If you find any erroneous information in my pages, send an e-mail to me.

Links outside of my pages

(Opera 4.x+ and Netscape 6.x+/ corresponding Mozilla browsers render them with different background color as links to my own pages.)

Tutorial sites, which handles at some way CSS, DHTML and DOM:
Applications:
- Amaya
- DHTML Menu Builder (xFX JumpStart)
- HTML-kit
- Page Builder (Taf Web Software)
- TopStyle (Bradsoft)
W3C CSS-pages - you can go from this page to pages, which handle:
- CSS1 Test Suite (in order to interpret tests correctly needs a little basic knowledge of CSS, which for example these pages can give to you)
- CSS1 and CSS 2 specifications - download the CSS2 specification to your computer! (Windows zip-file - also other formats are available)
- CSS-validator
- Working drafts of CSS3
A List Apart
CSS1 + CSSP reference table (CSSP = CSS position Model, which includes today in CSS2; you can find other CSS2 level features from the CSS2 specification)
Webstandards - for example much CSS-tests
webreview.com (Documentation about CSS-implementations in various browsers)
Free CSS files from Ian Hickson (a student of Bath University, England)
W3C HTML pages:
HTML Tidy
XML pages:
- W3C XML and XSL pages:
- XML Com

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CSS-guide has been last edited�07.08.2004