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A collection of CSS-based layouts available on this site, as well as pointers to other resources.
Andy Clarke argues that progressive enhancement is what we should be doing with CSS to move designs beyond IE6
Topics: CSS, Web Design
IE8 does include support for some CSS3 properties, and will continue to support filters and extensions - but only in a W3C compliant way.
CSS-based box and text shadows should appear in Firefox 3.1
Based on Snook's example, rounded corners with VML, CSS or SVG
Some very simple CSS can create the flick navigation in Safari on the iPhone
With improved support for complex scripting and CSS, simple CSS drop shadows are even easier to do.
This article covers the benefits found in using style sheets instead of tables, and provides some questions to should ask before developing a CSS-based layout.
There are a number of ways to create Web-based drop shadows; this article offers a way to do it that works in most browsers, while degrading in the rest — and graphics are not needed.
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