Stylin' with CSS: A Designer's Guide (3rd Edition)

This is the Chinese translation of the third edition of Stylin' with CSS: A Designer's Guide, a CSS design guide written for beginner-to-intermediate readers, comprising 8 chapters plus an appendix and index. The first four chapters start from foundational knowledge: first HTML markup and document structure, explaining that using tags to give content semantics is the basis for adding styles; then how CSS works, including core mechanisms such as rules and declarations, the cascade and specificity, various selectors, and inheritance; then a systematic explanation of positioning elements, covering the box model, floats, clearing, positioning methods, and stacking order; and finally fonts and text, including font families, font size, line height, color, and text layout. The last four chapters turn to practice: the page layout chapter discusses various classic layout schemes and grid ideas; the interface components chapter explains how to build common modules such as navigation, forms, lists, rounded corners, and shadows; the CSS3 in practice chapter builds a complete page using features such as rounded corners, shadows, gradients, and multiple backgrounds; and the final chapter introduces responsive design, explaining media queries, breakpoint settings, and the viewport tag, and demonstrating how to optimize layouts for tablets and phones. Organized by technical topic and advancing through runnable examples, the book emphasizes writing "smart" CSS and helps readers move from knowing how to write styles to understanding them.