Learning CSS Tutorials: - Introduction: What is CSS? - Lesson 1: Where do I put CSS? - Lesson 2: CSS Syntax - Lesson 3: CSS Selectors - Lesson 4: CSS Properties - Lesson 5: Unit Types in CSS - Lesson 6: How To Style Links - Lesson 7: Using :hover in CSS External CSS Resources: W3Schools Tutorials W3.org Reference Dynamic Drive CSS Library Glish: CSS Layout Techniques CSS Mania (Showcase) CSS Cheatsheet CSS Play Other "Programming" help: Learning Javascript Tutorials Learning PHP Tutorials

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This is a list of all currently available css tutorials I have written, I write as I learn so these are more like notes, but I hope I structured them well enough that others can learn from them. As far as programming goes, it couldnt be easier then css, so start below to gain some knowledge!

Introduction: What is CSS?
This is just a simple intro to CSS, it can be skipped if you want. It just explains a brief history and a small explanation on how it works.

Lesson 1: Where do I put CSS?
This tutorial will outline the different methods of adding css to a website or webpage. Including embedding css, and linking to external css files.

Lesson 2: CSS Syntax
This goes over the basic syntax of CSS, the required "punctuation" as well as how to write comments in your CSS code.

Lesson 3: CSS Selectors
Outlines the different ways HTML tags can be used as selectors, as well as how to make your own custom selectors.

Lesson 4: CSS Properties
This is an outline of the most often used css properties, and how to use them.

Lesson 5: Unit Types in CSS
This charts the different types of unit measurement css uses for design layout.

Lesson 6: How To Style Links
Goes over the 4 psuedo-classes used for link decoration, a must for any website.

Lesson 7: Using :hover in CSS
This lesson is a brief introduction and example on how to use one of the coolest features in css, which is much like onmouseover from javascript.



More lessons are coming soon, I just gotta learn them first! Check out the external resources on the sidebar if you get ahead of me, its where I have learned all this stuff :)