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2008 February 16 • ccs, codeSitepoint CSS Reference
reference: Sitepoint's CSS Reference is now available online.
[credit: ETC.]
Print to Preview
tutorial: A nice article from ALA that first throws up the preview of webpage before sending it to the printer.
[credit: elearningpost]
CSS links
resource: "The links listed on this page are resources I've found over the years while learning the ropes of designing CSS based websites. Hopefully you'll learn from them as well."
[credit: Veerle's blog]
cssbasics.com
website: Getting started with CSS.
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CSS support in HTML email
article: CSS support for web-based email clients such as Gmail, Hotmail or Yahoo! Mail.
[credit: Sidenotes]
CSS support in email
article: A comprehensive Guide to CSS Support in Email. Covers popular PC, Mac and web-based email clients.
[credit: Premium Linkage]
Improve Readability
article:
How to use Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to improve the accessibility of your web pages. Includes a link to a study that compares readable text in different layouts, as well as a link to a study examining the effects of white space in online reading.
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CSS Compressor
tool: Increase loading speed and sav bandwidth with this CSS compression utility.
[credit: xBlog]
Previewing Fonts for CSS
tool: TypeTester is a web page where you can choose fonts and immediately see how they look on screen, then get the CSS code. In the font drop-down menu you are given the choice between ‘safe’ fonts on all computers, Windows basic fonts, Mac basic fonts as well as all of the fonts installed on your system.
[credit: TiKouka]
Elements of Typographic Style
website: The Elements of Typographic Style Applied to the Web steps through the working principles of the classic book, explaining how to accomplish each one with techniques available in HTML and CSS.
[credit: SIGNAL VS. NOISE]
Transitional vs. Strict
article: For those looking to start using web standards and valid, semantic markup, it is important to understand the difference between Transitional and Strict DOCTYPEs.
[credit: 456 Berea Street]
Dynamic Resolution Dependent Layout
tutorial: Building a liquid layout that resizes itself dynamically based on your visitors’ browser size.
[credit: design PRINCIPLES]
10 Best Resources for CSS
reference: An increasing number of websites are employing CSS and an increasing number of resources are talking about how great CSS is. If you haven't jumped on the CSS bandwagon, you may want to consider doing so now.
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Architecting CSS
article: Delves into some of the more subtle points of organizing CSS style sheets, selectors, properties, and more....
[credit: YourTotalSite]
Building a Page Template
tutorial: For those new to CSS that don’t really have a process for building a template or a homepage, check out this well strucutured step-by-step tutorial.
[credit: design PRINCIPLES]
CSS Cheat Sheet
cheat sheet: A quick reference guide for CSS, listing selector syntax, properties, units and other useful bits of information.
[credit: design PRINCIPLES]
CSS 102
tutorial: Continue building your CSS knowledge from the ground up with a concise primer on borders and backgrounds.
2005 May 7 • ccs, resourcesCSS Style Sheet Resources
links: A big list of CSS resources in useful categories.
[credit: xBlog]
Photographic Gallery Using CSS
article: How to produce a professional quality photograph gallery using nothing more than an unordered list of photographs and a Cascading Style Sheet (CSS).
[credit: xBlog]
Learning CSS
article: A good article on where to start.
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