This is good. It ensures that no browser jankiness is going to janky up rendering the CSS styles as you want them to be.

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For those who don’t want to reinvent the wheel. I generally start from scratch and aim to type as little as possible. Generally, the less characters I type the better job I feel that I’ve done.
But, here are a couple frameworks to look at if you’re bored.
http://www.blueprintcss.org/
http://960.gs/

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It turns out styling a Wordpress Tag Cloud can be a bit of a bugger. You can’t just control it with your style sheet until you tinker around a little with functions.php.

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Wow. I really like how this CSS menu is written. So nice. Although it links to a .js, the urls aren’t getting buried in that mumbo jumbo… they’re kept in a list in the html.

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I stumbled across this when I was looking for something else, and, it sort of blew my mind!

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Most folks who design websites quickly discover the difficulties that can arise in getting a site to look good in as many browsers as possible. Modern browsers like Firefox and Safari usually don’t cause much trouble. The real bugger is generally Internet Explorer 6 and lower. The CSS often can get pretty janky, and, there [...]

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