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POPSTop 5 CSS layout tips Some generally good stuff collected in one page. Sometimes it's easier to start with an existing design than reinventing the wheel.
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POPSColor tools - A collection A really complete collection of available tools for picking colors and schemes for just about anything. Clipping limit only allowed a small sample of links available. See site...
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POPSCSS Templates As I always say... no need to start from scratch if there isn't a need to.
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POPSWufoo: web-based tool to help you build and host online forms I think the Web 2.0 names are out of control. WTF is a "WuFoo?" Anyway, haven't tried this yet but this caught my eye in the FAQ; That's all really nice, but I can do my own server stuff. Can I just get the form markup and CSS from you? Yes, my hardcore developer friend. If you want to handle all the server side stuff yourself, and just want to use Wufoo as an easy way to create good-looking, valid CSS/XHTML form markup, you can use your account to design and download the markup and CSS for FREE.
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POPSCSS - Want to know why it sucks? Ok, I do a lot of CSS but here is a perfect example of why it's a PITA for anyone to learn let alone master. This one quote is enough to cause even Carl Sagan to read it twice and this is straight from the W3C site. If there is only one value, it applies to all sides. If there are two values, the top and bottom margins are set to the first value and the right and left margins are set to the second. If there are three values, the top is set to the first value, the left and right are set to the second, and the bottom is set to the third. If there are four values, they apply to the top, right, bottom, and left, respectively.
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POPSCss Showcase - CSS menus To me personally, the interface they chose is horrible. However, for some of you there is good info buried in here on using CSS to do menus.
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POPSClipmarks - CSS BooBoo I was boning up on my CSS tonight trying to get a Cliproll all purty and stuff but the damn thing wouldn't cooperate. Well, thanks to my nifty Firefox Web Developer tools I was able to locate the problem. As pictured we are instructed to use "ClipmarksLink" for the CSS name but it's actually send out as "ClipmarkLink" with no "s".
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