A list of resources for those intrepid adventurers who want to learn more about CSS.
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AdoptACSSFramework: Feature Proposal: Adopt a CSS framework from another project Motivation We currently have our own, and with all respect to the designers, fairly crude, CSS frame...
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LazyLoadJsAndCssForSpeed: Feature Proposal: Lazy Load Javascript and Css Motivation As I use javascript popup dialogs more, I find myself needing to get javascript loaded dynamically so...
RemoveHardcodedCssClassNames: Feature Proposal: Remove hardcoded CSS class names Motivation Enable proper Foswiki theming. Description and Documentation Proper theming is best done through C...
Offsite Resources
Please try and restrict the links to those which provide above average quality
http://diveintoaccessibility.org/ - the most accessible site I've seen, where accessible means ease of understanding as much as ease of use
http://simon.incutio.com/categories/csstutorial/ - "CSS ain't Rocket Science" an ongoing tutorial series, focusses on edge cases which tend to be where most of the frustration (and learning) is found.
http://www.codestyle.org/ - Aims to answer key questions for Web developers. Which Web fonts are most common? What is the best way to use media dependent stylesheets? How can I design more robust, accessible Websites?
http://webstandards.org/ - a grassroots coalition fighting for standards that ensure simple, affordable access to web technologies for all
http://www.w3schools.com/css/ - Excellent css tutorials and examples. The examples allow you to edit code and see results in separate frame. Great learning tool!
http://www.quirksmode.org/ - very useful and comprehensive site covering more than just CSS, javascript and W3C DOM for example. Takes some unconventional stances, like not using doctypes and backs them up with solid reasoning. A must read.
http://favelets.com/ - For Internet Explorer. Grab the stylesheet favelet to give IE the same functionality Netscape/Mozilla has of being able to change stylesheets on the fly.
http://www.squarefree.com/bookmarklets/ - absolutely indispensible especially test styles which lets you see the effects of your css on any web page, from any server, in realtime as you type.
http://www.cleancss.com/ - CSS compressor with lots of knobs to turn. Will allow you to learn a few things as well.
Web Developer Extension - The Web Developer extension adds a menu and a toolbar to the browser. It is designed for Firefox, and others and will run on any platform that these browsers support.