Well the Festival is over for another year and I’ve booked my place in the Betty Ford clinic. So, before I go off to cleanse my system and rejuvenate those parts that gave up the ghost about two weeks ago I thought I’d leave you some nice healthy CSS goodness to rejuvenate your web design!
Without further ado, the goodies…
Glish is an old favourite, you may have seen it, you may not. But it has a wealth of useful information on how to lay out pages using CSS, no feeeeelthy steenkin’ tables here!- And then there’s lists (like this one), useful for lists of info (like, duh) or navigation bars. I could go on and on but I wont, instead have a look at these links to listy treats!
- We’ve talked a lot about forms, after all they are the bread and butter of the web (at least as far as interactivity goes) so here’s a way of making them look nice!
- All you ever needed to know about CSS but were too afraid to ask! a CSS cribsheet!
- CSS footers (need I say more?)
- “But, we want boxes with curves!” I hear you cry. Well don’t say I’m not good to you. here you have it. Drum roll please Boxes with curves!
- I hear my ambulance coming to take me to the clinic so only enough time for one more link. I know you’ll have loved the curvey boxes so here is another on the same vein; accessible curved menu tabs! does it get any better?
...[edit] After all this CSS goodness I forgot the cherry on top – the whole reason for this post was this I wont bother to describe it, suffice to say that if you ever have to work with monster CSS files you will find it invaluable! Thank you stop design!
