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Chapter 12: TablesFigure 12-3c shows what you get when the markup is loaded into a browser. You can see in Figure 12-3cthat Safari supports no CSS on the (X)HTML element. IE 6 (and IE 7) support the width,background, and color properties on the element. Mozilla Firefox supports the width andbackground properties.Figure 12-3b461
Part II: PropertiesFigure 12-3cIn the following Try It Out, I show how all the extra bells and whistles available for elementswork in a real-world project and how these elements help you take advantage of CSS. This Try It Outdemonstrates placing a recipe in a table. I’m also adding a little eye candy here with CSS backgroundimages to enhance the look and feel of the document. This example is also important in Chapter 14,where I show you how it can be ported to XML and styled with CSS as an XML document.462
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BeginningCSSCascading Style Sheets
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BeginningCSSCascading Style Sheets
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To my own cousin Ryan WoodIn the wo
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Senior Acquisitions EditorJim Minat
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ContentsImporting Style Sheets 56In
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ContentsAuto Values for width and h
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ContentsControlling Page Breaks 497
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IntroductionCascading style sheets
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Whom Is This Book For?IntroductionT
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IntroductionCSS phenomenon known as
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Source CodeIntroductionAs you work
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Part IThe BasicsChapter 1: Introduc
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Part I: The BasicsFigure 1-2Install
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Part I: The BasicsThe Gecko Browser
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Chapter 6: FontsThe result is shown
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