Free Book! “The Art And Science Of CSS” – 14 days only!
The Art and Science of CSS
Just a quick announcement today! I have just been on the WOZone (which I am a proud member of!), and I found this comment of a fellow website owner about a free book on “The Art and Science of CSS”, which usually sells for $29.95.
All you have to do is go to http://twitter.com/sitepointdotcom (of course you have to have signed up for Twitter first, I hope you have!) and follow them, and they will in return send you a direct message (DM) with the link for the book in it. – While you are on twitter, you could follow me too, if you like (PetraWeiss). 😉
Or, you can simply go to their website, and under the heading “Editor’s Choice” you will find a link to download the book for free.
They will have the offer up for 14 days, so I would better grab it sooner rather than later, just to make sure you don’t miss out!
Now, as I have just heard of this deal, obviously I haven’t read it yet, but I will be getting my copy for sure, and my WOZone buddy thinks it is a great read. It has a whopping 277 pages, and to be honest, I think the worst that can happen is that you learn a few things about CSS for free!
Off you go…. 🙂
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Hi Petra,
Thanks for pointing us in the direction of this FANTASTIC book.
I have two of Sitepoints physical books already and this ebook will be another weapon in my arsenal.
It was with the aid of my Sitepoint books that I managed to learn HTML and PHP, so, anybody who has to yet find out the power that CSS can bring to websites, then this resource will be invaluable.
Thanks again Petra.
Keep up the terrific work.
Gary
Hi Petra! Thanks for the heads up about this. I’m always looking for great CSS references to add to my collection.
Cheers,
-Matt
You are both very welcome!
What a lovely site you have here! Thanks for sharing this wonderful link…sitepoint is amazing!
I wish I saw this sooner. I’m always looking out for good CSS books.