CSS
Cascading Style Sheets are used to define the presentation layer of websites. How CSS works is not always self-evident, so many of these articles explain various aspects of using CSS.
Create a design for the CSS Toolshed
An updated templates pack and step-by-step instructions on creating a CSS Toolshed entry are now available.
Modern web browsers have CSS bugs too
Internet Explorer has a lot of frustrating bugs in its CSS implementation. But it’s not the only web browser to have CSS bugs.
Resolution dependent style switching
If liquid or elastic layouts are not your thing, take a look at this for a more flexible way of keeping your fixed width layout.
CSS Toolshed: A CMS Zen Garden
A CSS Zen Garden-like site that simulates a CMS-based site instead of just a single, static page.
Flexibility makes working with CSS easier
Let your design be flexible instead of rigid and you will avoid lots of frustration when creating CSS-based layouts.
Developing maintainable CSS in a team environment
Some guidelines to make developing and maintaining large CSS files in a team environment easier.
Minimum and maximum padding and margin wanted
Being able to set the minimum and maximum values for margin and padding would be very handy for liquid layouts.
Tips and techniques for mobile web design
Covering two approaches to designing for mobile devices: handheld stylesheets and mobile-specific sites.
The ultimate multi-column CSS layout
Fully flexible source order of columns, equal height columns, and vertical grids - all in the same layout.
CSS 2.1 selectors, Part 3
Part 3 of 3 in a series of articles explaining the selectors available in CSS 2.1.
Google, SEO and using CSS to hide text
If you use CSS to hide text for legitimate reasons like increasing accessibility or usability, make sure that it cannot be mistaken for spam.
About using CSS hacks
Whether you are using CSS hacks or conditional comments, keep an eye on what happens when IE7 is released.
Are HTML and CSS easy?
HTML and CSS are not as easy as some people like to think. They are easy to get started with, but very difficult to master.
Overflow problems in Internet Explorer
Dissection of bugs that can occur with oversized content in Internet Explorer for Windows.
Stop using CSS hacks now
Still using CSS hacks for Internet Explorer? Kick the habit now or you’ll be sorry.
Form accessibility and usability
Examples of techniques that improve usability and accessibility of web forms.
CSS 2.1 selectors, Part 2
Part 2 of 3 in a series of articles explaining the selectors available in CSS 2.1.
Maintaining CSS files
How can we prevent stylesheet files from becoming too difficult and time-consuming to maintain?
Collecting links for printing
Collect all URIs in a document and display them in a tidy list for printing.
CSS3 Multi-column layout considered harmful
Please think twice before using multiple columns to display longer articles on-screen.
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