Pro CSS for high traffic Websites
Although web standards-based websites can scale effectively--and basic CSS will give you basic results--there are considerations and obstacles that high traffic websites must face to keep your development and hosting costs to a minimum. There are many tips and tricks, as well as down-to-earth best p...
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[Berkeley, Calif.]
Apress
2011
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| Series: | The expert's voice in Web design
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| Collection: | O'Reilly - Collection details see MPG.ReNa |
Table of Contents:
- Includes bibliographical references and index
- Conditional Comments in the html ElementWhen and How to Use Hacks; "Safe" Hacks; The Real World; Server-Side User Agent Detection; Some Examples of Browser Rendering Differences; Quirks Mode; Some Quirks; Almost Standards Mode; The IE Box Model; hasLayout; Experimental CSS; Summary; CHAPTER 4 Frameworks and Integration; Frameworks; Blueprint CSS; 960 Grid System; YUI 3 Grids; Alternative Uses; Reset Style Sheets; Universal Selector Reset; Eric Meyer's Reset; YUI 3 CSS Reset; Other Reset Examples; Starting From a Common Ground with Clever Defaults; Why Create Your Own Framework?
- CSS Namespaces ModuleSummary; CHAPTER 3 Fundamentals; The Cascade: Origin, Importance, and Inheritance; Origin and Importance; Inheritance; Inheritance and the Universal Selector; Specificity; Calculating Specificity; The!important Declaration; Namespacing and Specificity; Using Your Tools; Encoding; Localization; Browser-Specific CSS; Hacks and Filters; The Box Model Hack; The Underscore Hack; The Star Hack; The Star Html Hack, IE4-6; The Child Selector Hack; The Commented Backslash Hack; A Necessary Evil; CSS Expressions; Vendor-Specific Extensions; Media Queries; Conditional Comments
- Code RefactoringContinuous Integration; Pair Programming; Planning Poker; Code Reviews; Daily Standup Meetings; Retrospectives; Summary; CHAPTER 2 CSS Style Guide; CSS Style Guides; CSS Formatting; Single- versus Multiline; Indenting; Tabs versus Spaces; Colons and Semicolons; Commenting and CSS Metadata; Existing Standards: CSSDOC; File Info; Table of Contents; Sectioning; Color Palettes; Folder Paths; Measurements; Document Hacks and Bug Fixes; Using a Template; Class and ID Naming; Semantics; Accepted Characters; Conventions; Case; Camel Case; Hyphenated; Namespacing; Reusable Classes
- Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents at a Glance; Table of Contents; Foreword; About the Authors; About the Technical Reviewer; Acknowledgments; Preface; Background Information; Who Is This Book For?; What Will I Learn?; Why Is This Book Different From Others?; Separation of Concerns; Data; Presentation; Behavior; Front-End Development Is Full of Exceptions; CHAPTER 1 The Value of Process; The Team; Getting Too Big for Your Boots; High Staff Churn Rate; Consistency Is More Important than Quality; Tools; Wikis; MediaWiki; Atlassian Confluence; Mac OS X Server Wiki; Trac; Bug Reporting
- LighthouseBugZilla; Atlassian JIRA; Trac; Task Management; Things; Rally; Mingle; Bug Tracking and Task Management; Atlassian JIRA (with Green Hopper plugin); Agilo; FogBugz; Source Control; Visual SourceSafe (VSS); Concurrent Versions System (CVS); Subversion (SVN); Git; Mercurial; Graphical User Interfaces; Using Version Control Systems; Diff Tools; Araxis Merge; WinDiff; WinMerge; Beyond Compare; Changes; Kaleidoscope; Resolving Conflicts; Backup; Online Backup; Desktop Backup; Prototyping; Development Methodologies; Waterfall Development; Agile Development; Test-Driven Development