Learn CSS
December 31st, 2007
If you want to be a serious web designer you really must use Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). CSS styles define how to display HTML elements; they are normally stored in Style Sheets externally in CSS files. Gone are the days when using tables and font tags was the norm. It is best to separate design from content as much as possible. The bottom line is, every good web designer or template creator must master their CSS.
Below I included Style Sheet resources that I’ve used for years. You could use these to learn the basics or to create your finest designs:
- Tableless layout HOWTO
- Cascading Style Sheets home page
- Advanced CSS Layouts: Step by Step
- Web Page Layouts Shouldn’t Use Tables
- Using CSS Positioning to Create Frame-like Pages
- CSS Positioning
- Cascading Style Sheets Style Properties Library CSS 1 Properties
- Setting the Background Attributes with CSS
- Learn to Use CSS to Change Font Attributes
- CSS tutorials from About.com
- CSShark – CSS Tutorial
- Meyerweb – CSS Work
- CSS – Cascading Style Sheets
- WDG CSS
- W3 – CSS level 1
- W3 – Validate Your Style Sheet
- The Layout Reservoir
- The CSS Pointers Group
- The CSS Pointers Group – Examples
- From Table Hacks to CSS Layout: A Web Designer’s Journey
- CSS – a guide for the unglued
- CSS Examples
- Adding a touch of style
- HTML.net – CSS Tutorial
- CSS vs. Tables
- Project Seven CSS
- CSS Buttons
- Using CSS to Create a Two-Column Layout
- A form with style
- Balance your CSS Columns with JavaScript
- Nifty Corners Cube
- CSS 2.1 Specification
- CSS tables
- The Only CSS Layout Youll Ever Need
- XSL
- Add yours? Post a comment below. Thanks!!
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