Part three of my HTML/CSS introduction is finished – this part covers the real life-savers of web designing; how to structure your document and how to float elements and use classes and IDs. It’s available from the Tutorials & Guides page, but you could go there directly if you feel like it.
Part three: Structure and Layout
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