March 13, 2004
CSS tips & trouble shooting
As I do spend so much time recently trouble-shooting various CSS, I thought I'd compile a list of useful links that offer some help out of the designers CSS misery. Some of the stuff sounds pretty straightforward but - we've all been there - we've all misspelled rules, classes and ids wrongly and puled our hair out in disbelief why the CSS wasn't displayed properly.
- I'll start with a very helpful link from the Mezzoblue blog. Mainly about common mistakes when applying CSS.
- Next are two items from A List Apart (ALA). A first one on custom corners and borders and another one on CSS drop shadows
- ever been to the CSS Zen Garden? This website shouldn't be missing in any web designer's "CSS links favourites" folder. CSS Zen Garden is basically a concept that forces you to re-style an existing site by merely changing the CSS and leeaving the HTML untouched. This site is for advanced CSS developers, but taking part will result in a big leap forward in understanding and using CSS.
Posted by Michael at March 13, 2004 01:36 PM