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@css-blog1
Information on specific measurement properties for fonts in CSS. For example, a point (pt) is equal to 1/72nd of an inch. Good to know.
A useful resource for quickly looking up individual css properties.
I'm not exactly into the whole "zen" thing, but I have to admit, this website is inspiring!
Inspiration for all of us! Matthew Inmam has put together a short yet extremely informative list of css websites. In fact, after looking over the list for a couple of hours you should be on your way to a css/xhtml compliant site!
For a basic straightforward view of css, this is useful to look at; rule number nine is especially useful.
What's the perfect width for a website? For many it's been a compromise, keep it small enough for the minority so they don't miss out, but what about the bigger screens? (1024 x 768 +) well it seems the answer is solved. This site works by transforming the layout, using css to change the layout of the design depending on the width of the browser, amazing!