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Virtual Ph.D.

Your Virtual Ph.D. - Popular Science

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One great CSS resource

A List Apart: Articles: 12 Lessons for Those Afraid of CSS and Standards

A great resource for anyone interested in CSS. I tell you what, it makes me feel alot better about all of my struggles with what Ben refers to as whack-a-mole rendering bugs and stylesheet hacks.

CSS3.info and some Firefox extensions

If you haven't been keeping up with the latest in CSS. Here is a site dedicated to doing it for you.

Also today I tried out a few new Firefox extensions. All of which I think I will keep activated:
Colorful Tabs
Grocery List Generator
Bibirmer Toolbar
GCalQuickTab
TabSidebar

Web Development Cheat Sheets

Dave Child has posted a number of Web development related cheat sheets in .pdf and .png format on his blog. These include CSS, xHTML, JavaScript, Ruby on Rails, PHP, and MySQL.

Thanks Dave!

In search of a better photo gallery

So digg and reddit have both posted on the work of Stu Nichols and his pure CSS photo gallery. Check it out: here. I'm anxious to try it out. I'd like to find a way to blend this image gallery with a liquid three column layout, but the gallery is fixed - so it may have to be implemented on an internal page. Although, it would be interesting to have this image gallery present on a home page - since before the hover it only takes up the room of a horizontal menu. I'll be exploring this idea further - stay tuned.

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