CSS Training Course - Advanced

CSS Training Course - Advanced Topics covered
The topics covered in this advanced CSS training course are separated into eight modules. These provide course participants with advanced CSS training, providing skills needed to apply advanced formats with CSS and CSS3. The topics covered include:
Lesson 1: Structuring CSS Code
IDs and class names
Naming your elements
IDs or Classes?
Divs and spans
Microformats
Different versions of HTML and CSS
Document types and browser modes
Validation
Lesson 2: Managing CSS Styles
Common selectors
Pseudo-classes
The universal selector
Advanced selectors
Child and adjacent sibling selectors
Attribute selectors
The cascade and specificity
Specificity
Using specificity in your style sheets
Adding a class or an ID to the body tag
Inheritance
Planning, and maintaining your styles
Applying styles to your document
Removing comments and optimizing
Style guides
Lesson 3: Visual Formatting using CSS
Box model review
IE and the box model
Margin collapsing
Positioning review
The visual formatting model
Relative positioning
Absolute positioning
Fixed positioning
Floating
Line boxes and clearing
Lesson 4: Using CSS Backgrounds
Background image basics
Rounded-corner boxes
Fixed-width rounded-corner boxes
Flexible rounded-corner box
Multiple background images
border-radius
border-image
Easy CSS drop shadows
Box-shadow
Opacity
CSS opacity
RGBa
PNG transparency
Lesson 5: Adding Style to Links
Simple link styling
Fun with underlines
Simple link embellishments
Fancy link underlines
Visited-link styles
Styling link targets
Highlighting different types of links
Highlighting downloadable documents
Creating links that look like buttons
Simple rollovers
Rollovers with images
Pixy-style rollovers
CSS sprites
Rollovers with CSS 3
Pure CSS tooltips
Lesson 6: Using CSS to Style Lists and Nav Bars
Basic list styling
Creating a basic vertical nav bar
Highlighting the current page in a nav
Creating a simple horizontal nav bar
Creating a graphical nav bar
Sliding door tabbed navigation
CSS image maps
Flickr-style image maps
Remote rollovers
Definition lists
Lesson 7: Styling forms and tables with CSS
Styling data tables
Table-specific elements
Summary and caption
thead, tbody, and tfoot
col and colgroups
Data table markup
Styling the table
Adding the visual style
Simple form layout
Useful form elements
Form labels
Embellishments
Required fields
Accessible date input
Multicolumn check boxes
Submit buttons
Form feedback
Lesson 8: Using CSS to create page layout
Planning your layout
Setting the foundations
Centering a design using margins
Float-based layouts
Two-column floated layout
Three-column floated layout
Fixed-width, liquid, and elastic layout
Liquid layouts
Elastic layouts
Liquid and elastic images
Faux columns
Equal-height columns
CSS 3 columns
CSS Frameworks vs. CSS Systems