Lots of CSS
Cascading StyleSheets must be getting really popular, judging by the amount of discussion that's going on about them. A number of websites have blogged some great CSS resources and articles that people should look over. Here they are:
- This site has a whole slew of layouts and tutorials on how to achieve them with CSS.
The Noodle Incident: CSS Tutorials
- This article by Dave Shea is the beginning of an organized collection of Cascading StyleSheets Best Practices, which Dave describes as one-sentence action statements (much like a "Thou shalt" or "Thou shalt not") relating to a specific issue, such as browser compatibility, code integrity, and other things that can be considered factual rather than opinion. Each statement is followed by a more in-depth explanation on why or why not someone would want to follow the action, with links to further reading. The items here, and the comment section, give some very helpful hints that may save you time and problems in development.
CSS Best Practices (MezzoBlue (Dave Shea's Blog), November 17, 2003)
- This site reviews other sites for their use of Cascading StyleSheets, and contains a large list of CSS resources.
CSS Vault