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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 a list of Pros and Cons along with it. This will let you know whether the dropdown menu is keyboard accessible, uses unnecessary markup, and also if it works with javascript disabled.

If you are trying to find out how to implement a CSS dropdown menu, this is the place to look.

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.

CSSDocs.org is a website launched by Pete Freitag that lets you search CSS documentation. The search uses a script.aculo.us based auto complete search so it’s also easy to find properties that you may not know the format of exactly.

This may not be a great tool for experienced CSS developers but it should prove invaluable for newbies learning CSS.