the most useful css resource site by my friend monorom, is now also available in english. grab those (cc licensed) templates!
Tag: css
CSS test suites
ever wonder if a particular css feature is implemented correctly in your browser? check here.
In valid code we trust
swiss css wizard monorom launched an updated version of her css tutorial today. English version to follow soon.
Nailing down css
i have grown to greatly respect css. with the upcoming 2.1 spec, browser makers should have a much easier time to have compliant implementations. also, ambiguity was greatly reduced, bringing us closer to WORA for the web. maybe it is time to split web spec into a stable branch and a development branch, just like linux and other projects. there is clearly value in capturing best practice after a technology has matured, and at the same time there is value in charging ahead with new ideas.
css compliance charts
css is good for pagerank
pondering on my spankin-new pure-css layout, i wondered if google pagerank rewards pages with a better content / pagesize ratio, as pages lacking superfluous nested tables and spacer gifs would. just a guess, but well within the realm of the possible (it makes google’s job easier). here is a little pagerank guide
to hell with old browsers
i finally made the switch to a table-less layout. a fun experience, and i love the new capabilities it offers. due to good timing i got to design dianas site as well. i will clamor for css-p from now on 🙂
Gregor J. Rothfuss 