I am trying to see what cool, compliant things I can do with the latest version of <a href="http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/" title="Cascading Style Sheets, Level 2">Cascading Style Sheets</a> (CSS). When it comes right down to it, I guess I basically have a need to follow the rules. I am like that. However, there really are some <em>cool</em> things you can do.
There are a lot of sites that provide great references, tips, and tutorials. Here are a few:
- The Noodle Incident has some great tutorials, including the CSS Panic Guide and the Box Lessons
- Meyer Web includes two large sections on CSS including CSS info and css/edge
- Glish has a section on CSS layout techniques
- A List Apart has all kinds of articles for people who make websites — including articles about CSS.
- Blue Robot has a few interesting bits on CSS including the Layout Reservoir and this piece and this piece on CSS centering.
- Code Style has a CSS style guide which includes a font sampler that provides a reference to the most common fonts available.
- The Web Design Group has a few CSS articles including a nice description of the CSS structure and rules and a listing of the CSS1 properties.
- Web Reference has a number of CSS articles.
- Apple also has a few articles on CSS in their Developer Connection.
- The World Wide Web Consortium has a page dedicated to CSS news, browsers, authoring tools, other software, and specifications.