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If you¹ve recently started using CSS, and you¹re wondering how
to use it to its full advantage then this advanced one day
workshop is for you. Dave Shea has put together an exclusive
workshop program designed get straight into the issues that you
will deal with every day when building CSS-based websites.
Price:
£395 + VAT (discounts available for groups and students with
NUS). The day includes Survival Kit CD which includes all code,
slides and references plus lunch and refreshments.
Registration & further details:
Visit www.carsonworkshops.com or e-mail gill@carsonworkshops.com
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Building Beautiful Websites with CSS
If you've recently started using CSS, and you're wondering how to use it to its full advantage then this advanced one day workshop is for you.
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