Head First HTML with CSS

Acknowledgments*
Even more technical review:
We’re also extremely grateful to our esteemed technical reviewer David Powers.
We have a real love/hate relationship with David because he made us work
so hard, but the result was oh so worth it. The truth be told, based on David’s
comments, we made significant changes to this book and it is technically twice the
book it was before. Thank you, David.
At O’Reilly:
Our biggest thanks to our editor, Brett McLaughlin, who cleared the path for
this book, removed every obstacle to its completion, and sacrificed family time to
get it done. Brett also did hard editing time on this book (not an easy task for a
Head First title). Thanks Brett, this book wouldn’t have happened without you.
Our sincerest thanks to the whole O’Reilly team: Greg Corrin, Glenn
Bisignani, Tony Artuso, and Kyle Hart all led
the way on marketing and we appreciate their outof-the-box
approach. Thanks to Ellie Volkhausen
for her inspired cover design that continues to serve
Brett McLaughlin
us well, and to Karen Montgomery for stepping in and bringing life to this book’s
cover. Thank you, as always, to Colleen Gorman for her hardcore copyedit (and for
keeping it all fun). And, we couldn’t have pulled off a color book like this without Sue
Willing and Claire Cloutier.
No Head First acknowledgment would be complete without thanking Mike
Loukides for shaping the Head First concept into a series, and to Tim O’Reilly for always being
there and his continued support. Finally, thanks to Mike Hendrickson for bringing us into the Head First
family and having the faith to let us run with it.
Kathy Sierra and Bert Bates:
Last, and anything but least, to Kathy
Sierra and Bert Bates, our partners
in crime and the BRAINS who created the
series. Thanks guys for trusting us even more
with your baby. We hope once again we’ve
done it justice. The three-day jam session was
the highlight of writing the book, we hope to
repeat it soon. Oh, and next time around can
you give LTJ a call and tell him he’s just going
to have to make a trip back to Seattle?
Bert Bates
*The large number of acknowledgments is because we’re testing the theory
that everyone mentioned in a book acknowledgment will buy at least one copy,
probably more, what with relatives and everything. If you’d like to be in the
acknowledgment of our next book, and you have a large family, write to us.
Hard at work researching
Head First Parelli.
Esteemed Reviewer,
David Powers
Don’t let the sweater fool
you, this guy is hard core
(technically of course).
Kathy Sierra
the intro
Kara
you are here xxxv