helpful solution(s)

evolving browser support

'lean, mean CSS'

Say goodbye to the browser-specific properties and hacks cluttering your files and say hello to lean, mean CSS. With eCSStender, when you write the rules, browsers pay attention.

Note: This is not an endorsement.

CSS3 'coming on strong'

'perfectly legible'

Related: How to use CSS @font-face

memory game

A game of memory in which you will have to find three matching cards. (as a tribute to the CSS level used for the transitions)

We agree!

In the absence of standards all browsers are guessing what should they implement. Every browser wants to be first to implement some new cool CSS feature. The risk is that we will end up writing specific CSS code for every browser. Trust me we don’t want that!

stylesheet sorting tool

make 'pretty-printed' snippets

stylin' toy (2)

stylin' toy

layouts 'collapse intelligently'

start fresh

new features/properties

articles and 'one-pagers'

organize/optimize CSS

another CSS framework (3)

'layout editor'

web design 'kit'

Note: This is not an endorsement.

conditional CSS (for intermediate/advanced coders)

another CSS framework (2)

BlueTrip gives you a sensible set of styles and a common way to build a website so that you can skip past the grunt work and get right to designing.

layout creation tool

selector 'discovery' bookmarklet

eliminate CSS and scripting?

useful browser compatibility reference

'CSS Authoring Tool'

style scrubber

This tool can significantly reduce the size and complexity of your CSS by programmatically stripping unneeded content, stripping redundant calls, and intelligently grouping the remaining element names.

Note: This is not an endorsement.

another CSS framework

SenCSs supplies sensible styling for all repetitive parts of your CSS, allowing you to focus on actually developing your website's style.

find unused CSS selectors (2)

find unused CSS selectors

validator, formatter, compressor

Note: This is not an endorsement.

interesting scripting+css approach

resource of interest

'interactive type tool'

'assistive tools'

'wrap content to any shape'

'look at me' designs

There are exceptions, but for the most part these sites seem to be nothing more than a collection of slow loading, non-accessible, barely usable sites made by fantastic digital artists who unfortunately have no idea how to build a web site.

view source of javascript and css

not fully tested yet

'still in development'

comparison/overview

List: Cheatsheets

'essential web tools'

time sensitive style

'tooltip' resources

'cute' effects

for newer browsers...

List: CSS Resources

developer resources

also 'simple, unobtrusive'

'simple, unobtrusive'

tool 'for pixel perfectionists'

'CSS-centric' icons

'webpage UI widget'

'thePeoplesToolbox'

long list of resources

demo and code

on the basics...

List: CSS-related

basic reference

'properly indent' code

'spiffy corners'

step-by-step tutorial

small javascript + CSS

small javascript + css

'bite size' tip

'simple trick...'

CSS/JavaScript

JavaScript and CSS

CSS experiments...

tweak fonts, backgrounds, etc.

'learn the basics'

shorthand properties, etc.

CSS menu system

'quirky facts'

JavaScript/CSS

list-based menu creator

CSS tricks

w/ drop-down menu

rounded corners

List: Misc. CSS Resources

• All CSS Properties Listed Alphabetically
  [Spurl.net]
• CSS Multi-element Rollover Generator
  [BillSaysThis]
• Full CSS Property Compatibility Chart
  [sidesh0w.com: sideblog]
• CSS 2.1 Properties
• CSS Help Pile
  [etc.]

CSS reference