Profiling CSS for fun and profit. Optimization notes. -
This guy used Opera’s experimental “style profiler” to optimize a one-page. This tool shows the parsing time of CSS selector matching, document reflow and repaint.
Read the Notes section to get to the real meat of this article.
I AM IN LOVE. This is the coolest tricks I have seen in a long time. This technique shows how to apply media-queries to tables so your data displays nicely.
A bunch of examples for styling <hr>’s. Uses a lot of pseudo code (::before and ::after) and css3 gradients.
Ipsum text already wrapped in HTML elements.
An example site showing the coolness of icon fonts.
Ultimate CSS Gradient Generator -
This is pretty useful since making a gradient cross-browser can be time consuming. This will give you a fall-back color, the code for the various vendor prefixes and the filter code for IE6-9.
Wrapping Long URLs and Text Content with CSS -
I refer to this all the time when I need to wrap text that is too long for its parent container.
Styling HTML Lists with CSS: Techniques and Resources -
This really helped me when I was first trying to figure out how to style HTML lists. It is a couple years old but still a good resource
Mo’ robust paragraph indenting -
Some examples on formatting paragraphs.