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I think it's pretty easy to code without these selectors, but this is a good reminder of all the fancy ones that you may not need all the time, but when you do, you can't remember how to use them!

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Wow... lists really ARE sexy! Great rundown.

Acording to this article we don't need image-replacement for headers... using alt is definitely easier than doing image replacement on all your logos!

Great quick reference - of course I use the link pseudo classes all the time, but some I only use once in a while and need to look up.

This article is an excerpt from Eric Meyer's recent book Smashing CSS, published by Wiley in cooperation with Smashing Magazine.