Bootstrap, from Twitter: Wow. This is a full CSS library of sorts for that web app you were going to build next. Great treatments for forms, too. Even supports IE7. Spotted via Daniel.
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Prime numbers, semi-transparent PNGs, and organic randomness in tiled backgrounds
Apr 23, ’11
6:36 AM
Prime numbers, semi-transparent PNGs, and organic randomness in tiled backgrounds: The Cicada Principle and Why It Matters to Web Designers. Wish I had an excuse to use this.
In which I realize I stopped learning new CSS tricks a few years ago
Mar 4, ’11
6:36 AM
In which I realize I stopped learning new CSS tricks a few years ago: CSS: Innovative Techniques and Practical Solutions (via)
Understanding CSS3 Transitions – A List Apart
Nov 16, ’10
9:50 AM
Good introduction by Dan Cederholm.
ProCSSor – Advanced CSS Prettifier
Oct 27, ’10
9:07 AM
A simple Web application helps you optimize your stylesheet — or revert to a readable format as necessary.
KEYS.css
Oct 6, ’10
10:05 AM
Easy little CSS library to use when you want to include diagrams of keyboard commands on an HTML page. Like, “Then, press Cmd+Shift+S to Save As a .png”
Creating Triangles in CSS
Feb 19, ’10
11:11 AM
Border tricks make triangles show up in interesting (and useful) places.
21 Stylish CSS/jQuery Solutions To Beautify Your Web Designs @ SmashingApps
Jun 5, ’09
3:28 PM
Can you believe we used to use Flash for this?
21 Stylish CSS/jQuery Solutions To Beautify Your Web Designs @ SmashingApps
On applying OOP concepts to CSS – JeffCroft.com
May 20, ’09
8:17 PM
Jeff elaborates on this: ““It’s amazing what you can do in very little code when you apply object-oriented principles to CSS. Wish more front-end devs understood OOP.”
Recreating the button | stopdesign
Feb 7, ’09
9:27 AM
Doug Bowman provides the details on the new GMail buttons (boxy, but cute).