Web Publishing Unleashed, Professional Reference Edition is the best guide to Web publishing on the market. Not only does this book cover every major Web publishing issue, it unleashes each topic with authoritative coverage from the world’s foremost experts in Web publishing. The goal of this book is to help you become one of the thousands of successful Web publishers providing ideas, services, and products to millions of Web users.
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This free ebook can be termed as a complete and comprehensible guide on website design. Almost every aspect of website design is exemplified in this ebook by representing ample examples. This web design ebook will definitely help the beginners to hone their creativity.
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Introduction:
As you can see from the title, this book really has a split personality-the first half is about 3D graphics and the second is about VRML. However, these two topics are very closely related. VRML scenes are 3D graphics, and 3D graphics are used in VRML scenes.
3D graphics on the Web are pervasive because they are graphics. VRML on the Web is a hot new technology that enables real-time 3D. By covering both, you get a broader look at how to enhance your site with many facets of 3D graphics, instead of just one.
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Preface
The subject of this book is, as you might have guessed by the cover, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). There are two “levels” to CSS; these are referred to as CSS1 and CSS2. The difference between the two is that CSS2 is all of CSS1, plus a lot more. This book attempts to cover all of CSS1, and CSS positioning, which is a part of CSS2. The rest of CSS2 is excluded because, at the time of this writing, nobody had implemented most of it. Rather than cover a lot of theoretical territory, we chose to stick to what was currently usable.
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When Cascading Style Sheets were introduced in late 1996, they represented an exciting new opportunity. They enabled much more sophisticated page design (typography and layout) than web developers had been used to, and they helped manage the complex tasks of developing and maintaining sites, and keeping them up to date. They also greatly simplified the process of making web pages accessible to as many people as possible, regardless of the device they use to read a page, and regardless of any disability they might have.
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