About CSS Ranger
CSS Ranger is a web forum dedicated to learning and fun. Its purpose is to increase awareness of CSS2 and create a dynamic web community of CSS developers.
About Web Site Author
Steve Constable studied Fine Arts and graphic design at Indiana University Bloomington and learned from other students (as well as professors) what was cool and cutting edge in web design. He graduated in early 1999 and really hit the ground running. He worked on high profile corporate web sites for companies such as Motorola and generally enjoyed his first year in the working world. In 2000, he began work full time for a mid-sized pension consulting company in the role of web designer. He went on to start his own web consulting business in earnest in 2002. For the last four years he has contracted for companies both large and small.
CSS Ranger is a web forum dedicated to learning and fun. Its purpose is to increase awareness of CSS2 and create a dynamic web community of CSS developers.
About Web Site Author
Steve Constable studied Fine Arts and graphic design at Indiana University Bloomington and learned from other students (as well as professors) what was cool and cutting edge in web design. He graduated in early 1999 and really hit the ground running. He worked on high profile corporate web sites for companies such as Motorola and generally enjoyed his first year in the working world. In 2000, he began work full time for a mid-sized pension consulting company in the role of web designer. He went on to start his own web consulting business in earnest in 2002. For the last four years he has contracted for companies both large and small.
CSS2 Specification
The W3C sent the recommendation for CSS2 back in 1998. It is the reason why this web site exists in the first place. If you have not already browsed the specification already it is a good read.
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Tim Berners Lee
The world owes a great bit of thanks to Tim Berners Lee founder of the internet and author of HTML.
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XHTML vs. HTML 4.0
The author of this web site tries to support use of XHTML in the DTD tag for standard text based HTML documents.
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The W3C sent the recommendation for CSS2 back in 1998. It is the reason why this web site exists in the first place. If you have not already browsed the specification already it is a good read.
Read more
Tim Berners Lee
The world owes a great bit of thanks to Tim Berners Lee founder of the internet and author of HTML.
Read more
XHTML vs. HTML 4.0
The author of this web site tries to support use of XHTML in the DTD tag for standard text based HTML documents.
Read more