Tag: CSS
2026
2013
2012
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Code smells in CSS -
Announcing pr.ofile.me -
inuit.css v4.0.0—OOCSS, Sass and more -
Tags in CSS files -
Shoot to kill; CSS selector intent -
Quasi-qualified CSS selectors -
The open/closed principle applied to CSS -
Single-direction margin declarations -
Keep your CSS selectors short -
The single responsibility principle applied to CSS -
My HTML/CSS coding style -
Hacker News rebuttal -
Pragmatic, practical font sizing in CSS
2011
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On HTML and CSS best practices -
Measuring and sizing UIs, 2011-style (and beyond) -
Create a notched current-state nav -
Build-along #1, reflection and reasoning -
CSS Wizardry build-along #1 -
Fully fluid, responsive CSS carousel -
The CSS Wizardry build-along is go! -
Build-along (testing the water) -
Reset restarted -
The ‘island’ object -
The ‘nav’ abstraction -
Ordered and numbered lists; the differences -
Writing efficient CSS selectors -
When using IDs can be a pain in the class... -
Building better grid systems -
Good developers are illusionists -
Updated CV -
Namespacing fragment identifiers -
Annotated <figure>s in HTML5 and CSS -
Font sizing with rem could be avoided -
jQuery placeholder plugin/polyfill -
On negative hovers -
Introducing inuit.css -
Coding up a semantic, lean timeline -
Problems with the sans-serif hack -
Mobile business card -
Creating a pure CSS dropdown menu -
Pure CSS(3) accordion -
CSS powered ribbons the clean way -
Create a centred horizontal navigation -
Link: Recreating the Luke's Beard social icons with CSS3 -
Maximising hit-area for usability
2010
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Mo’ robust paragraph indenting -
Media queries, handier than you think -
CSS: CamelCase Seriously Sucks! -
Improving CSS tooltips -
Mark up a semantic, accessible, progressively enhanced, mobile optimised progress bar (bonus: style the numbers in an ordered list!) -
Set then unset (or reset...?) -
Zebra-striping rows and columns -
Building sites without using IDs or classes -
Multiple column lists using one <ul> -
iPhone CSS—tips for building iPhone websites
