Here are some common CSS code smells you may have run into. Whoa that’s a lot of CSS. You know the file I’m talking about. It’s got more than 1,000 lines of CSS and it’s hard to navigate.

The design site CSS-Tricks has their own guide for learning HTML and CSS—but they’ve compiled plenty of alternatives into a wide-ranging but approachable list.

This site is a comprehensive reference guide to the CSS properties you’re most likely to use. There are a lot of these, like the authoritative and (justifiably) respected Mozilla Developer Network.

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Australian Web development firm Westciv has released The Style Master CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) podGuide, a version of its Complete CSS Guide that you can view on any iPod that supports notes ...

With HTML5, CSS and JavaScript, you can build some pretty nice little games — and without a significant up-front investment. If you’re comfortable with just these technologies, you’re pretty ...

Western Civilisation Prt. is offering a free copy of The Style Master CSS podGuide, an iPod-ready edition of its Complete CSS Guide. As explained by the website, the guide features “a handy ...