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How to download and test fonts

All about fonts and CSS. If you have any friends how are graphic artists, then you know that fonts are a big deal to them. They somehow many to become addicted to fonts...

I bookmarked this for three reasons: 1.) It is filled with CSS tips. 2.) It's the first CSS tip sites I've found that has a great CSS design (credibility) 3.) It's actually funny. Enjoy

This site has a list of free CSS templates. I think I'll be using one to construct my revised professional site

This site explains floats to the point of near exhaustion. IT's helpful if you are willing to wade through. I think we are all using floats of some kind. This site should be a benefit to future CSS projects.

An everything-you-need/want-to-know source for css

This site is exactly what the title suggests; it provides a list and description of a number of useful CSS Hacks. While I don't know that I'll be using this site for the current projects, I believe it will prove helpful for future CSS work beyond this class.

Funny story: This is ceramic tile site created by Susan Jablon. She sells mosiac tile for showers, subways, kitchens, etc. On the site is an application where you can create your own mosiac. I stumbled upon one of her mosiacs through a google seach: "grey sky;" I was looking for a banner image at the time. After findinf a 5x5 mosiac that somewhat matched my site color scheme, I took a screen shot and used photoshop to crop, copy, and arrange the image to suit my suit. It's ugly, but I got to play with photoshop. The tiles may be useful for those of you looking to create your own, custom-colored, navigation tool, banner, etc.

This site is really cool. It's filled with ready-made images, scrolling images, hovering images, etc to be used for anything from simple art to navigation tools and lists. I'd love to use it for a site

I found this site from a google search: "css image icon horizontal list." I was looking for a way to use images in a list." While the search was fruitless in this respect, it explains, in detail, how to hadnle a variety of lists. Examining the code may be helpful in deciphering why your lists may/may not be working as you desire.

This is a pretty useful horizontal list posted on Listomatic by John Siegel. When hovering over list items, the font fades to white. I'm pretty sure I'll use this on a site somewhere, manipulating the colors to fit my desired design. I found this through a google search: "css horizontal lists"