Beginning HTML with CSS and XHTML incorporates practical examples that will show you how to structure your data correctly using (X)HTML, together with styling and layout basics using CSS. It also shows how to add dynamic behavior to your data using the JavaScript. language. All of the featured code and techniques are standards compliant and demonstrate best practices.so you will not waste time on any outdated techniques.

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Issue	Author's Response
Ch 7. p. 32 if (perspectiveScale) { cell.effect = PerspectiveTransform { ... should be: node.effect = PerspectiveTransform { similarly: cell.impl_layoutX = centerPoint.x - transformedWidth / 2 - cell.layoutBounds.minX; cell.impl_layoutY = centerPoint.y - ransformedHeight / 2 - cell.layoutBounds.minY; should read: node.impl_layoutX = centerPoint.x - transformedWidth / 2 - cell.layoutBounds.minX; node.impl_layoutY = centerPoint.y - ransformedHeight / 2 - cell.layoutBounds.minY; I'd also suggest: var resizable = node as Resizable; instead of: var resizable = cell as Resizable; even though the original compiles	Code has changed significantly with JavaFX 1.2 layout changes... no longer applies.
Ch 7. p. 27: Text on the bottom page seems to be missing, in particular the code: public class PerspectiveTransformer { public var upperLeft: Point2D; public var upperRight: Point2D; public var lowerLeft: Point2D; public var lowerRight: Point2D;	Pagination has changed, no longer seems to be a problem.
Ch. 7. p. 43 name mismatch: highlightTimeline vs. highlightTransition seems that highlightTimeline should be highlightTransition in onMouseClicked() on bottom of the page	Code has changed to use an on replace trigger instead.
Ch 7, p. 18-26 The code doesn't produce the picture in Figure 7-11, primarily because GridLayout doesn't resize the nodes. Suggestion: ... for (node in content) { var cell = node as Cell; node.impl_layoutX = cell.x * cellWidth; node.impl_layoutY = cell.y * cellHeight; var resizable = node as Resizable; resizable.width = cellWidth; resizable.height = cellHeight; } Note also that assignments to node.impl_layoutX and node.impl_layoutY are simplified in above version - the justification in the book is contrived, and shifts the board so that board doesn't cover the "screen". (It's also logically strange - why should the layout take care how the node wants to use the available space - other code in the book leaves that to the nodes themselves, e.g. when text needs to be aligned.) The above code places the board correctly and resizes the squares and pieces, but doesn't put the pieces into the center of their squares. Do do that ReversiPiece needs to position itself into the center, i.e. be changed to: init { skin = Skin { scene: Ellipse { translateX: bind width / 2 translateY: bind height / 2 ... Now Figure 7-11 is correct, and the test program on p. 19 can be simplified: ReversiPiece { owner: Owner.WHITE scale: 0.7 // translateX: bind scene.width / 2 //not needed // translateY: bind scene.height / 2 //not needed ... (There are other ways to arrive at Figure 7-11, but the above seems to me to be the simplest one...)	Example changed for JavaFX 1.2, now handles layout differently.
Chapter 7, p. 18 in public class ReversiPiece ... init { Skin {... needs to be: init { skin = Skin { ... otherwise the pieces won't show	Example changed. It no longer makes sense being a Control due to JavaFX 1.2 changes.
(sorry to be picky:) Chapter 7, page 12 ... highlighted in bold in Listing 7-8. Listing 7 Listing 7-8. Changes required to the title creation code to turn it into a bound function. ... Delete "Listing 7" at the end of the line. Italicize "Listing 7-8." at the beginning of the line.	Fixed.
Chapter 7. p. 3: mismatch in constant name: Owner.EMPTY vs. Owner.EMPTY Listing 7-1. public var cells = for (i in [1..BOARD_SIZE]) Owner.EMPTY; //should be probably NONE, as NONE is used several times, e.g.: public enum Owner { NONE, // used also a few lines later and in ...	Good catch! Fixed.
Chapter 7, page 17 Book reads "Your class should Control" at the bottom just above code block. I believe it should be "Your class should extend Control"	Fixed in the draft. Thanks for the feedback!