CSS

53 CSS-Techniques You Couldn’t Live Without

Jan 19, 2007Comments

CSS is important, we should all agree on that. CSS gives you a lot of options you don’t have trying to use tables in a web layout. When done correctly, you can change the entire layout, look and design of a site by simply modifying or replacing your CSS file.
Over on Smashing Magazine [...]

CSS Fluid Layout Tutorial

Jan 15, 2007Comments

NowCSS is a new site that just launched at the beginning of this month and looks to be a great new resource. It is a site dedicated to help you learn HTML and CSS the proper, and professional way with tutorials, code examples, articles, downloads, free layouts, and Wordpress themes.
Creating a CSS Fluid layout [...]

Generating Dynamic CSS with PHP

Jan 6, 2007Comments

Digital Web has a great article/tutorial on Generating Dynamic CSS with PHP.
How to store and reuse values in style sheets is a quite popular discussion across many forums and mailing lists. The tutorial focuses on using PHP as the programming language of choice to accomplish generating dynamic CSS.
The tutorial will walk you through the [...]

How-to Create Easy CSS Fluid Layouts

Jan 5, 2007Comments

Over on 24 Ways, Nate Koechley has posted a great tutorial on creating Intricate Fluid Layouts in Three Easy Steps (creating Fixed Width layouts is also an option).
Nate developed the layout system, YUI Grids CSS, with three components which can be used together or independently. From 24 Ways:

The Three Easy Steps

Choose fluid or fixed layout, [...]

CSS Dropdown Menu Comparisons

Jan 2, 2007Comments

Looking to do a CSS dropdown menu? Tyssen Design has published a great article detailing the Pros and Cons of 18 different implementations of CSS dropdown menus.
This is a great list and covers every version of a CSS dropdown menu (and other types like Java) that I’ve come across. Each method discussed also has [...]

CSS Cheat Sheet

Dec 22, 2006Comments

Here is a great CSS Cheat Sheet. Covers a great deal including general properties, font and text, position, box model, and others. What I like about this CSS Cheat Sheet is that the properties for each selector are in the order they should appear when using shorthand notation.