Welcome to CSS Class
Update, 13th June 2008: Why do some CSS authors consider using CSS resets? Why not have the CSS2.1 User Agent Style Sheet Defaults consistent across all browsers.
Update, 5th March 2008: With the release of IE8 we have a new challenge. Notice that gap between the bar under the header and the content, I haven't work out why IE8 that happens. My CSS Test pages show a lot worse in IE8. I have a new page that is currently tracking CSS bugs that I am finding in IE8 on a new page for Internet Explorer.
This site gives techniques and provides resources for CSS that will help with web design. It also shows my perversion in exposing CSS browser bugs.
Site Content
The majority of this sites' content is divided between articles and test of browser support of CSS standards. You will find techniques like the Sons of Ursidae nested list dropdown menus. If you are into browser bugs then the article, IE hasLayout and the return of the Guillotine maybe up your alley or Trident Rendering Bands. These rendering bands which was the cause of the IE/Win Escaping Float Bug and the IE/Win Peekaboo bug. These bugs appear to be gone in IE8 but still we have to cope with the effect of these rendering bands with using the wrong size alpha transparency image.
Other pages on this site
- About this site gives information on this site and the author.
- Contact me I do welcome feedback.
- External Links to sites which I consider the best for learning CSS.
The world we live in
A few months ago I saw a video on YouTube. The content of this video was disturbing and over the last few months I have been very alone. I have decided to start a new site that deals with my concerns for this world. Please visit my new site Truth and Terror.
Last revised: 19th July 2008