CSS galleries and collections of inspirational designs are nothing new to designers, but sometimes you may be looking specifically for examples of great WordPress themes.

This article is an attempt to provide you with a few resources that might help you with your CSS woes or introduce you to a few tricks you didn’t know about.

You finally got your hands on an autographed picture of Carrot Top or your favorite singer after months of monitoring the official website. You would like to put it on your website to show the world that you’re his or their No 1 fan but unfortunately, you do not have Photoshop of Fireworks around to put an attractive frame around the photo. So what do you do? With CSS, it will take you but a few minutes.
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Applying special formatting to arrange CSS properties is, more often than not, beneficial when writing a code. It renders the script better structured and easier to understand. Developers have a wide selection of grouping schemes to choose from with every undertaking. Read the rest of this entry

I used to think, wrongly, that it would be no use learning about CSS display attributes, including the none value. After all, what’s the point of coding something you would hide? Soon enough, I knew better. I am now here to discuss how the display attribute, together with a little Javascript, could be used to style an element to hide information until users come across another element that will display the hidden information.
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HTML gives you limited control over the appearance of your input buttons. With HTML, you are only able to generate a default browser button for a form or any project that requires the creation of buttons. More often than not, HTML buttons appear as grey with black text, never mind if it does not go along well with your website’s color scheme. These days are over with CSS.
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Know about CSS Frameworks and find list of all important CSS Frameworks.

cssleak presented nice selection of CSS design for July. There is 15 websites design in no particular order.

Using the free Aptana Studio IDE for your Web 2.0 site which uses XHTML, CSS, AJAX and multiple frameworks. Aptana is based on the Eclipse IDE.

New screencast from css-tricks about integrating Google service called “Custom Search Engine” which you can integrate right into your own site. This leverages Googles awesome search power, and it can all happen directly on your own website!