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As outlined just above, the guide divides into five sections. The introduction is both for those new to style sheets, and for those with style sheets experience who want to flesh out their knowledge of some of the foundation issues. You can read through the pages of this section in turn, using the right arrows at the top and bottom of each page.

The second, third and fourth sections are a reference to all of CSS - selectors, properties, and other more advanced features. You'll find descriptions, syntax information, and information about browser support for every aspect of the technology. While these parts of the guide do have a certain order, and navigating arrows that connect each page to those around it, most likely you will use them as a reference, using the contents page to navigate, rather than reading through them one by one. Unless, of course, like us, reading dictionaries is one of your secret hobbies :-).

If you are new to style sheets, you might like to firstly read through this first introductory section. This leads you from an introduction, through the key ideas, then into the practicalities of using style sheets. Then you'll be ready to start working with selectors, properties and advanced style.

If you are familiar with the ideas behind style sheets, you might simply jump straight in where you are most interested. Each segment is self contained, and links to other parts as necessary. If you're looking for details about a particular selector, property or feature, you'll best find it using the contents.

The last section is a series of articles on theoretical and practical issues in developing standards-based, accessible web pages using CSS. These can be read and returned to at your leisure.

I hope this guide and our other resources enable your web development efforts, and help you get to grips with CSS.

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