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Title: Cascading Style Sheets Complete by David D. Busch, J. W. Olsen ISBN: 0-07-913703-2 Publisher: McGraw-Hill Osborne Media Pub. Date: 25 February, 1998 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $44.95

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Average Customer Rating: 3.08 (12 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: Wonderful for beginners!
Comment: As a beginner with HTML, I found this book to be both a great introduction to HTML as well as to cascading style sheets themselves. I really liked being able to sample several different HTML editors, and there were instructions on how to upgrade to the latest versions online.

Most of the problems I've been having can be traced to the lack of support for style sheets in even the leading browsers, but this book helped me clear up most of my difficulties. Hats off to Busch and Olson.

Rating: 4
Summary: Very good book for beginners
Comment: I didn't know much about style sheets or HTML when I got this book, and it taught me what I needed to know quite painlessly. I recommend it for any beginner who wants to learn to use Cascading Style Sheets. The CD-ROM wasn't great, but the text was pretty good.

Rating: 1
Summary: This book is laughably bad
Comment: Style Sheets is a complicated topic, and this book, which looks like it was written in two days, does not cover the heart of the matter at all, it covers all other stuff about the internet and HTML. The glossary (which is totally unnecessary) at the end looks like it was taken directly of somewhere on the internet, and helped fill a few pages.

The book also had tons of errors. Almost every page has several errors. And I am not talking just about misspellings. The examples have bugs, the links are outdated, the explanation is flawed.

If you really must buy this book, I would please urge you to first go to a bookstore, and browse through it.