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CSS Mastery (20 Mar 2006)
In the same vein as Dan Cederholm’s Web Standards Solutions, and classics like Eric Meyer on CSS, CSS Mastery is a worthy addition to any Web developer’s library - especially if you, like me, aren’t able to read stuff on the Web without becoming distracted and clicking on link after link until you find yourself, hours later, immersed in the history of the ampersand in the languages of central Europe. You’re tired, hungry, and you’ve missed another deadline. Luckily, if that happens (again!), I’ll be able to log off and curl up with Andy Budd’s book for a while.
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