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  1. Visit Targeting Safari with CSS Targeting Safari with CSS

    http://dustinbrewer.com/css-hackgetting-safari-to-behave/

    Safari is probably the most reliable browser out there when it comes to rendering things as a standards-aware developer would expect, but there are those rare times when you need to target it specifically with some unique rules. For those cases, t… More

  2. Visit Sara Flemming: Two great tastes that taste great together! Sara Flemming: Two great tastes that taste great together!

    http://log.saraflemming.com/post/33848226

    Sara's got a short little how-to on using clipping and transparency in web design to create some screens over photos and other similar layout options. Good stuff!

  3. Visit Dave Shea: Image Replacement + Google Dave Shea: Image Replacement + Google

    http://mezzoblue.com/archives/2008/05/05/image_replac/

    > So it appears that, short of a set of stone tablets carried down from the hills of Mountain View, we do have a fairly clear answer. Using CSS image replacement in a responsible way, where the image truthfully represents the content it’s replacin… More

  4. Visit Apple's WebKit now supports CSS Reflections Apple's WebKit now supports CSS Reflections

    http://webkit.org/blog/182/css-reflections/

    Talk about scratching your own itch...

  5. Visit WebKit now support CSS Masks WebKit now support CSS Masks

    http://webkit.org/blog/181/css-masks/

    Oh man, this looks *sweet*. I'll say it again: the WebKit team is *totally* doing the right thing here by continuing to innovate with these new features. Dear WebKit: web designers everywhere thank you!

  6. Visit Surfin' Safari: Introducing CSS Gradients Surfin' Safari: Introducing CSS Gradients

    http://webkit.org/blog/175/introducing-css-gradients/

    WebKit now includes support for gradients specified in CSS. The syntax looks a bit confusing for us designerly types, but massive kudos to the WebKit team for continuing to embrace the "browser wars" mentality, offering exciting new toys for desig… More

  7. Visit Sparkl: A Fexible Web Framwork [sic] Sparkl: A Fexible Web Framwork [sic]

    http://dazzl.co.uk/sparkl-css-framework/index.htm

    Yet another front-end web framework, consisting largely of CSS (but this one also has some JavaScript). I haven't really looked into it yet, so I can't really comment on it. For my tastes, I've yet to see the "perfect CSS framework," (Bluepri… More

  8. Visit SonSpring | 960 Grid System SonSpring | 960 Grid System

    http://sonspring.com/journal/960-grid-system

    Nathan Smith talks about the 960 Grid System CSS "framework" (I say in quotes, since that word seems divisive when applied to CSS) he recently released. It all looks very impressive to me, and I'm quite tempted to use it over Blueprint. Blueprint … More

  9. Visit 960 Grid System by Nathan Smith 960 Grid System by Nathan Smith

    http://960.gs/

    The awesome Nathan Smith has released a CSS framework for grids. It's very similar to Blueprint, but uses some different naming conventions and a 12 or 16 column default grid, instead of Blueprint's 24 columns. Looks very useful. Nice work!

  10. Visit Apple releases Safari 3.1 Apple releases Safari 3.1

    http://www.macnn.com/articles/08/03/18/apple.launches.safari.31/

    The new Safari build includes several items of interest to cutting-edge web designers and developers: CSS animations, HTML 5 audio and video elements, and downloadable fonts.

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