medievalist, 5 months ago

@drdrang @Meyerweb wrote the best CSS book. Complicated udeas clearly explained https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/css-the-definitive/9781098117603/

tantramar, 5 months ago

@medievalist I second this recommendation — I’ve bought every edition. @drdrang @Meyerweb

bsteph, 5 months ago

@drdrang for more modern CSS concepts I've found https://ishadeed.com/articles useful lately.

yatil, 5 months ago

@drdrang HTML-wise not that much has changed. Sure, add some more landmarks (<main>, <nav>, <header>, <footer> elements) to the page, maybe wrap your articles in… <article> elements. But good static HTML stays pretty good.

Here’s a link to tutorials I was allowed to help write a few years ago, mainly with accessibility in mind, but really best practices: https://www.w3.org/WAI/tutorials/page-structure/

drdrang, 5 months ago

@yatil I know much of HTML is same as it ever was, but I stopped learning in the XHTML days. Thanks for the link!

yatil, 5 months ago

@drdrang HTML5 is a lot of fun, so many new elements 😃 Some are even useful! 😅