Links that lead to off-site pages about CSS.
- Charts
- Columns
- Data entry
- Definition lists (dl, dt, dd)
- Drop down menus
- Galleries
- Image Captions
- Mac CSS
- Matting and Shadowing
- Roundness
- Tables
- W3C.org. The closest thing to an authority on the Web itself.
- Miscellany
- 24 ways to impress your friends [24ways.org]. Lots of nice little CSS and other tips. Here are a few:
- AListApart.com. Online periodical on web design.
- Barely Fitz Designs [barelyfitz.com]
- Border Slants via CSS.
- CNET's CSS reference table.
- Code_Punk's CSS Tutorials Beginners and Advanced
- Cryer.co.uk. "Brian Cryer's Web Resources."
- /CSS/ - a guide for the unglued. 'This is not a complete resource, this is a fast resource. These are the sites that I refer to first, and that I tell people to read. When you want more, just about all of them have their own links to good sites.'
- CSS ain't Rocket Science. Tutorial on CSS.
- CSS Image Rollovers
- CSS.nu. 'CSS Pointers Group ... Our focus is Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), and we have tried to compile a useful source of information, examples and links to other external resources.'
- "CSS Navigation Techniques" [alvit.de/css-showcase/css-navigation-techniques-showcase.php]. A visual show case linking to different examples of CSS navigation done by other people.
- CSS Play [cssplay.co.uk]. 'experiments with cascading style sheets'. By Stu Nicholls.
- CSS Positioning [brainjar.com/css/positioning/]. Clear and focused with illustrations.
- CSS Work. By Eric Meyer.
- CSS Zen Garden [CSSZenGarden.com]
- One of the best demonstrations of the power of CSS.
- The divs of the core doc is as follows:
- container
- intro
- pageHeader. h1(Zen Garden) and h2(The Beauty of CSS Design).
- quickSummary. 2 p's.
- preamble. h3(The Road to Enlightenment) and 3 p's
- supportingText.
- explanation. h3 and 2 p's
- participation. h3 and 3 p's
- benefits. h3 and 1 p
- requirements. h3 and 5 p's
- footer. 5 a's
- linkList
- linkList2
- lselect. h3 and ul with 8 a's
- larchives. h3 and ul with 3 a's
- lresources. h3 and ul with 5 a's
- extraDiv1, extraDiv2, ..., extraDiv6
- Resource Guide
- Holy CSS ZeldMan! [Dezwozhere.com/links.html]. Links on CSS.
- HTML and CSS Table Border Style Wizard [somacon.com/p141.php]
- Invasion of the Body Switchers [alistapart.com/articles/bodyswitchers]
- Lay-o-matic
- Mandarin Design [mandarindesign.com]
- MezzoBlue.com. Hosts CSS Zen Garden.
- QuirksMode.org. Lots of CSS browser compatibility tests. See how different CSS works in different browsers.
- RichInStyle.com.
- RoderickHoward.com/CSSDirectory/. Lots of essential links.
- Selectutorial - CSS selectors.
- Style-Sheet.info.
- "A free public service by VisiBone. Here are some cascading style sheet examples. The start tag that makes it happen appears below decorated in its own style."
- If you view it with Internet Explorer on Window then it is also dynamic. If you view it with IE or Safari on Mac OS, then it's static.
- WebFX [webfx.eae.net]
- Why tables for layout is stupid: problems defined, solutions offered
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