CSS links for light reading
I wrote this post a while back. The content can still be relevant but the information I've linked to may not be available.
A few goodies from my CSS reading list:
- 3 Ways to Add Depth to Any Website with CSS – some subtle effects that can give your website that little extra.
- CSS Browser Selectors – a useful JavaScript method that means you can write CSS that easily targets any browser.
- Create a CSS Image Sprite Based Feature Box – a nice tutorial with a demo here.
- How To Create Simple, Stylish and Swappable Image Captions
- CSS Coding Standards – we each have our own way of writing CSS but Paul Stanton gives us his way of doing it.
- The Best CSS Newbie Articles of 2009
Comments
12 Jan 2010 09:07:38
I find these tutorials can come in very handy especially those centering on CSS effects such as shadows and indents. Little extra effects like these can really make a huge difference to the appeal of a website and substantially add to the design.
The blog on image sprite feature boxes is a nice addition and is something that could be very effectively added in website designs, being sued to save space and display multiple areas of importance in one key area of the site.
I’m always surprised at how many CSS techniques are possible and reading tutorials such as these make them accessible and easily implementable. Please continue to publish such tutorials as they allow the masses to learn very professional CSS techniques!
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