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Sorry for the lack of updates, but I’ve been busy learning how to use Microsoft Expression Web and updating my knowledge of CSS.

Here’s some useful stuff I found “along the way”:

• Even more training videos: Other than the videos I mentioned previously, there’s also Expression Web Essential Training by Joe Marini (also viewable through Oreilly’s Safari Books Online).
• Additional language files (for spell checking and the UI) and instructions on how to set the spelling language (hat tip to by-expression.com)
• CSS – The Missing Manual: Not only is this a funtastic CSS book, it’s tutorials also made me appreciate the CSS support and functions in Expression Web. Just have a look at how nicely the CSS properties task pane shows the rules applied to a <p> tag through inheritance and the cascade and displays overriden properties (crossed out):
  
  (Tutorial 5.4: The Cascade in Action)

Sorry for the lack of updates, but I've been busy learning how to use Microsoft Expression Web and updating my knowledge of CSS. Here's some useful stuff I found "along the way": Even more training videos: Other than the videos I mentioned previously, there's also Expression Web Essential Training by Joe Marini (also viewable through Oreilly's ...