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CSS Shorthand
CSS Tips and Tricks Part I
CSS Tips and Tricks Part II
CSS Article Reference
Can we sticky this and have people add in articles worth checking out? I'm sure they would likely be in the CSS article reference link already, but we could point out ones that we link to the most often.
The CSS directory.
Position Is Everything - browser compatibility
w3Schools has loads of stuff on CSS ;)
a pure css dropdown can be derived from:
http://www.meyerweb.com/eric/css/edge/popups/demo.html
if you just change what goes in the spans.
One of my favorites is...
HTML Goodies.
The guy also has a book, it's useful.
Is there a CSS book that you would recommend for us?
I've been using CSS for a number of years now and still can't ever get any of my page to look the same in both Firefox and Internet Explorer -- there is always bigger gaps in IE here and there. If-only IE would keep up with standards...
...or I would keep up with CSS :D
I'm basically in search of a CSS book that covers the most ground and I'm not worried 'bout them moving too quickly -- just that it should cover nearly everything. Know any?
stylin' with CSS: A Designer's Guide
Charles Wyke-Smith
New Riders
You might want to get hold of a copy of http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...40657?v=glance too (it's the CSS Zen garden in book form)
* css daily reading
* css layouts
* css navigation menus
* css techniques
* css-web-tools & services
* css galleries & showcases
Webdeveloper´s Handbook
w3schools provide a great guide for beginners. and it is also interactive
