CSS Resources

Here is a list of useful CSS resources.

• the W3C CSS Validation Service - a free service that checks Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) in (X)HTML documents or standalone for conformance to W3C recommendations.
  
  
• CSS Browser Support - At this link you will find browser support information for all of CSS1 and CSS2. They've divided the specification into a number of logical parts, which are listed with their contents.
  
  
• The Layout Reservoir by bluerobot.com - Two column and three column layout examples with CSS
  
  
• Faux Columns by Dan Cederholm - An article about Faux Columns and vertical stretch in CSS.
  
  
• Absolute and Relative Confusions by Minz Meyer - An article about Absolute vs. Relative layout in CSS
  
  
• Making the Absolute, Relative - Another article about Absolute vs. Relative layout in CSS
  
  
• CSS and Spacing - explaining the CSS Box Model
  
  
• CSS Tutorial - Reference of CSS examples and tutorials
  
  
• The CSShark Answers FAQ - What you always wanted to know about CSS...
  
  
• CSS reference by websitetips.com - The CSS - Cascading Style Sheets section includes links to CSS tutorials and articles, CSS browser bugs and solutions, CSS editors, reference charts, CSS layout templates, books on CSS, W3C Recommendations, Web sites devoted to CSS, and more.
  
  
• Guide to Cascading Style Sheets by WDG - CSS tutorials examples and rules
  
  
• Eric Meyer: CSS - A collection of links to Eric Meyers work and experimentations with CSS
  
  
• CSS Tutorial - Advanced CSS Layouts - Advanced CSS Layouts: Step by Step By Rogelio Vizcaino Lizaola and Andy King
  
  
• A List Apart Article on CSS - From Table Hacks to CSS Layout: A Web Designer’s Journey
  
  
• Box Lessons by Owen Briggs - working with CSS boxes, content placement issues, bg image problems and more
  
  
• LAYOUT TECHNIQUES: hacks - If you are trying to do pixel-perfect cross-browser CSS layout, you will often run into problems with IE5x PC because it radically mis-implements the box model as prescribed by the W3C. There are several workarounds for this problem, not the least of which is to simply not design with pixel precision in mind. But assuming you just have to get it pixel-perfect, no way around it, well here are a couple of workarounds that can help you