HI,

I'm trying to lean CSS for personal and professional reasons. I need some recommendations on learning material. I'm using Rapid Weaver site software. It is really easy stuff but I want to be able to expand and step away from the preset temples and such.


Does anybody have any recommendations?

Sorry for the late reply, this group is pretty dead and I only check my inactive groups once a month...

Anyways, I don't know what that Rapid Weaver stuff is exactly, but I do know that you learn most by just trying out lots of stuff. But if you really want to use CSS for more professional goals in the future, I personally recommend buying a book about the basics of CSS. I'm sure you can learn a lot by online-tutorials, but I found that with a good book, you can teach yourself a solid workflow, plus it's always a nice glossary.

As said though, the best way to learn is to just try out stuff. I don't know which internet browser you're using, but for Firefox there's this great tool called Firebug. With it, you can look into any site's source code and CSS, edit them and see direct result. Always very handy to work with, since you don't have to upload your CSS the whole time.

If you want more advise, please PM me or drop a note on my UP. As I said, this group is pretty dead.