CSS

Introduction

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CSS, Cascading Style Sheets, is a document describing the presentation of HTML elements, for example, how a <h2> is displayed (rendered) in web browsers. It is used for seperating the presentation from structure, making maintaining and modifying a docuement's layout easiler.

See also WebStandard for CSS validators.

CSS

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• Wikipedia:Cascading_Style_Sheets

Specifications

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• CSS Style Level 1
• CSS Style Level 2
• CSS Level 3 Modules: Introduction to CSS3, Values and Units, Cascading and Inheritance, Line, The Box Model, Lists, Border, Speech, Generated and Replaced Content, Syntax, Presentation, Hypertext Presentation, Web Fonts, Fonts, Backgrounds, Ruby, Selectors, Text, Color, Paged Media, Basic UI

References

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• CSS Dencitie
• Index DOT Css

Links

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• CSS Properties
• CSS Destroy!!
• CSS reference for CSS
• MOSe (Mozilla/Opera/Safari Enhancement)
• MacEdition Guide to CSS3 Selector Support
• "outsider reflex"
• Another example of providing multiple CSS for the user to choose from
• CSS Play
• The css-discuss Wiki
• saila.com
• glish.com : CSS Layout Techniques
• /* Position is Everything */
• Font Size Between IE and Mozilla
• Transparent Header with CSS
• svendtofte.com - max-width in Internet Explorer
• Word wrapping in <div>
• Little Boxes
• CSS Opacity
• Common fonts to all versions of Windows & Mac equivalents

Something to learn from

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• Great navigation bar by CSS
• Dead centre
• Incorrect MIME Type for CSS