CSS goodness

CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheet. CSS is a standard for specifying the appearance of text and other elements on web pages.

CSS Showcases Sites

• CSS Cream
• CSS Heaven
• Web Creme
• CSS Remix
• CSS Elite
• CSS Mania
• CSS Tux
• Screenalicious
• CSS Design Yorkshire
• CSS Vault
• CSS Reboot
• CSS Showcase
• CSS Container

General CSS finesse and trickeries

• Creating Stylish Web 2.0 CSS driven menus, try these:
  Five web 2.0 CSS menu tutorials, Navigation Menus: Trends and Examples and Russ Weakley’s Listamatic
• Markup Maker — takes a simple list of page ids entered and converts it to a valid XHTML document. It also creates the shell of the CSS.
• CSS Optimizer — web tool for reducing the file size of cascading style sheets.
• Time Sensitive CSS using PHP — serving dynamic, time sensitive CSS with PHP
• Position is everything — Big John and Holly Bergevin explain some obtuse CSS bugs in modern browsers
• Listamatic, Selectutorials, Floatutorials & Listutorials — Russ Weakley’s obsession with lists and presentations
• Mid passs Filter — sending styles to IE5* Win only
• How to attach an IE/Win Bug
• IE5/Mac Band Pass Filter — sending styles to IE5 Mac only
• IE5 Mac oddities — miscellaneous bugs in IE5 and how to fix ‘em
• FOUC — Flash of Unstyled Content
• The CSS and XHTML Lab (RSS) — from Roger Johansson at 456 berea Street
• Eric Meyer’s CSS Edge
• Western Civilisation - CSS guidelines
• Your HTML source > Stylesheets
• The Layout Reservoir
• The noodle incident — Problem & Workaround Set for a series of CSS Boxes going from a simple single box, through 3 columns with a full width top box, all with variations
• Agitprop
• Mako 4 CSS — The CSShark Answers FAQs and CSS Tutorial
• CSS Homepage of W3C — World Wide Web’s CSS starting point and current status

Cascading Style Sheets for PDA’s (Handheld Devices)

• Small Screen Web — Dev
• Pocket Sized Design
• Package Information: Net_UserAgent_Mobile

CSS Editors

There are many CSS editors out there… I have used a few over the years and the one that has been my favourite so far above all is CSS Edit. Extremely fast, luscious graphic interface, easy to use. Of-course there is no substitute to handcoding but its not always handy if you are looking to pick up colours etc…

• CSS Edit | news — I prefer this as its really lightweight and extremely fast. My everyday app! (Mac)
• Style Master — software| XRay any page | courses | Blog (RSS) (Mac/Win) — great tool, loads of tutorials, great links.
• Top Style — only when I’m on Windows. (Win)