Tin Isles

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In a similar vein to the css Zen Garden comes Max Design's Listamatic. A collections of CSS styles that can be applied to simple lists for "radically different list options". There is also a browser support chart that can save you some hassle of testing in a stack of browsers.

I'm currently playing with the clagnut CSS tabs for a project of mine. More on that later. Possibly much later...

Update: I think I'm going to go with Super-Simple DHTML Tabs now.

Labels: css, html

The article you are reading has moved! It is now available at: http://blog.tinisles.com/2005/10/css-zen-garden-the-beauty-in-css-design/

CSS is something I've been meaning to learn properly for a while now. Every time I make a quick attempt to knock up something properly ulitising CSS for layout I get frustrated by browser incompatibilities pretty quick!

css Zen Garden: The Beauty in CSS Design is pretty phenomenal. The exact same HTML with different styles (or no style) can be rendered completely differently. Like these:

• Manhattan Edition
• Peace Of Mind

Idea for a project: take the content from backstage.bbc.co.uk, and create a stylesheet to give the BBC News website a liquid layout.

Labels: css, html