Up for grabs!

Layout Gala: a collection of 40 CSS layouts based on the same markup and ready for download!

A nice "mission control view" into the CSS world Don't Meet Your Heroes - The CSS & Web Standards News Compilation Site - DMYH.

I've been CSS lala land for a while. I've been wanting to update Hongyun's site and redo my sister's site but I'm not sure I want to do anything until after I take the MT3.2 plunge. I'm reluctant to do so however since I've been reading of the multitudes of horror stories on the MovableType support forums.

Anwyay, after I do make the move to MT3.2, I'll be checking out this awesome collection of CSS demonstrations by stu nicholls. He basically works out a lot of the nagging issues with cross browser compatibility and CSS versions.

This will definitely be used in the next site redesign I do: Albin.Net CSS: Bullet-Proof Rounded Corners

del.icio.us is such a great aggregation tool that I may have to stop reading some blogs altogether (not because they're bad or anything, but because del.iciol.us provides me with more great info per feed update than any most blogs). Anyway, here's the most recent gem from del.icio.us: css.maxdesign.com.au - CSS resources and tutorials for web designers and web developers

This site lists a boat load of tutorials for all kinds of CSS fun and links to boat loads of other CSS fun stuff.

Go. (I'm changing "Link" to "Go" because it seems that Google doesn't like the word "Link" any more)