read code?

[Miku]

so is it "normal" to print out the code and read it when you can't use a computer? Can I plan a website with only pencil and paper? if yes, how?

[Gaijin]

Yes, it's normal, and you should do it even if you have a computer.
Helps you learn organizing stuff, planning is most of the development work. ;)
Take a paper, draw the structure of your idea/site, and build it on it first. If you have ideas for html/css or anything just write it down.

[Miku]

ya, but the thing is I'm not fully understand CSS. Any book that is great for learning CSS?

[Gaijin]

ya, but the thing is I'm not fully understand CSS. Any book that is great for learning CSS?

I'm sorry, the only E-Books I know about would break the rules of SF. I can tell you that CSS itself isn't hard to understand. You need to understand how HTML & CSS work, from that point all you need and all I can offer for offline use is a cheat sheet.

CSS Cheat Sheet (Click to View)

http://www.addedbytes.com/cheat-sheets/d...eet-v1.png

http://www.supportforums.net/showthread.php?tid=1339
http://www.supportforums.net/showthread.php?tid=2616
http://www.supportforums.net/showthread.php?tid=4618 (3rd coming) ;)
http://www.supportforums.net/showthread.php?tid=16490 (this one is advanced)
Just check them out, these tutorials are all you need to understand CSS, to actually learn it, you'll need to write and try out things by yourself.
Trial-N-Error.... is the best way for learning.

[Miku]

thanks I'll read it if I have time, I have final next week.

[Xzotic]

Its actually better to do it that way. Helps you plan it out and not just run into it. It's called Pseudo code, professors in college stress on int a lot.