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    Default Css Tutorial/resources

    Hi there. I was wondering if anyone knew of any site which offer good/decent tutorials/resources on the usage of CSS?

    Please don't refer me to google/any search engine PLEASE DONT.
    i have searched for the past few days and the sort of sites i get are very mild (information wise). Just bits and bytes not much help.
    Iam looking for advanced css resources as iam trying to make a site without any tables and optimizing my design [coding wise]

    Help appreciated...

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    I learned css in http://www.w3schools.com
    you might too.

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    I use http://css.manual.ru/ and I very like it, but who don't known russian it will be problematic to understand this tutorial =)

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    I second W3Schools. They go from basic to relatively advanced CSS quite efficiently, with rather clean code to boot.

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    well www3 school might not really be the sort of place i am looking for ..but none the less, it has tought me some interesteing stuffs such as the cursour and some few basics tweaks. Thanks for the url.

    Pretty basic and straight forward actually..

    just a question to anyone's who readint this..
    is there a way where:

    Is there any alternative ways/options using scripts or anything to perfrom the same thing like a web page using frames? Meaning it doesn't change the layout of the page but loads the content itself only.

    i've actually found a javascript where it allows you to load a content into a layer but netscape 4 does not support this script/method.

    just wondering if anyone out there knows anything similiar to work on this? feedback appreciated.

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    CSS Tutiorial
    http://www.echoecho.com/css.htm

    CSS:
    #iframe{overflow:auto;width:260px;height:300px;}

    HTML code:
    <div id="iframe">


    Inside an iframe</p>
    </div>

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    have a look at Chami.com, they offer numerous of good tutorials..... I believe CSS features something like an In-Layer...

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