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Bibliography Template

How it works

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This template will format a bibliography with margins of 10% on the left and 15% on the right with hanging indents. The hanging indent style has been added to the basic Ramsey web template, so you can put hanging indents in any web page. 

Note that IE3 does not understand ems in the .hang style, so a script has been added to avoid a mangled look.

To specify the style "hang" for each paragraph that needs a hanging indent in FrontPage, highlight the paragraphs that are bibliographic citations. On the Menu Bar, click Format, paragraph, style. Choose the class "hang." If you have questions, please ask Araby.

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Bibliography

Lie, Håkon Wium, and Bert Bos. Cascading Style Sheets: Designing for the Web. Addison-Wesley, 1999. ISBN: 0201596253.
Authoritative and clearly written, explains the use of CSS through the latest approved version, CSS2.

Morris, Mary E. S. and Randy J. Hinrichs. Web Page Design: A Different Multimedia. Prentice-Hall, 1996. ISBN: 013239880x.
One of the earliest books about cognitive issues in designing Web pages for a specific audience and keeping them from getting lost. Dated, but mentioned here for some historical context. 

Nielsen, Jakob. Designing Web Usability: The Practice of Simplicity. Indianapolis: New Riders, 2000. 432p. ISBN: 156205810x.
Good advice and Web site reviews. However, a bit light on real technical advice and more emphasis on "don't" than "do." Disappointing in that it includes little substantive advice on testing and evaluating sites. Web teams should read the book, but deviate from his more extreme opinions when there is reason. 

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