Resources - Tutorials and how to guides

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• ComputerHope.com

  Founded in November 1998, Computer Hope re-invented the term "technical support" by offering free technical support to everyone no matter the type of computer, hardware, software, or operating system. Computer Hope will continue to offer free support to all users through the Internet with the intention of becoming the largest free support center on-line.

  www.computerhope.com

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• CSS play: Cascading Style Sheets

  This website by Stu Nicholls shows off what can be achieved with cascading style sheets (CSS). Drop down menus, layouts, slideshows etc, with heaps of information about how it is done, and what to look out for when designing with CSS. The site has numerous demos displaying all the possibilities.

  cssplay.co.uk

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• Everything CSS: tutorials on CSS lists, floats and selectors.

  Step by step tutorials on using CSS to create floating images, images with captions, next and back buttons, drop caps, inline lists and more. Also step by step tutorials on using CSS to create background image lists, rollover lists, nested lists and horizontal lists. Together with a whole section about creating tableless lay-outs and heaps of examples, this site really shows the power of CSS.

  css.maxdesign.com.au

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• Google Maps API Tutorial

  This tutorial is intended to help you create your own interactive maps for your website using the Google API (application programming interface ). The tutorial provides explanations, examples (including coding) and a list of potential pitfalls.

  econym.org.uk

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• Sitepoint CSS reference

  In this free online reference, the entire CSS language is clearly and concisely explained, including browser compatibility, working examples, and easy-to-read descriptions. The reference has been written by two of the world's most renowned CSS experts -- Tommy Olssen and Paul O'Brien -- so you know it's accurate, up to date, and best practice. If you're building sites with CSS, this is a reference you'll come back to time and time again.

  reference.sitepoint.com

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• W3Schools Online Web Tutorials

  A collection of free well-organized and easy-to-understand online tutorials based on the W3C Web standards, with lots of working examples and source code. An online forum is also available to get help with your code or to have your site reviewed.

  www.w3schools.com

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