Coding HTML and CSS: Expert Advice, Made Easy

Coding HTML and CSS: Expert Advice, Made Easy

Frederic Johnson
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Author:  Frederic Johnson
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Format:  Paperback
Pages:  128
Publisher:  Flame Tree Publishing
Year:  2015
ISBN:  9781783613922

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Coding HTML and CSS is a great practical guide to the basics of HTML and CSS coding. It will help with starting small and medium projects, such as customising your blog or making your own website, and give practical examples of techniques that will aid you. Additionally you will be taken through the steps of adding images and video to your website, along with a troubleshooting guide for any problems that crop up and step-by-step guides to make coding easy.

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