Webkit users — that is, anyone using Apple Safari or Google Chrome: Have you ever wondered how to get rid of that fuzzy blue/yellow halo that appears when you focus on text fields, textareas, and other form controls on your website?  Here’s a small snippet of CSS code that you might find useful: Continue »

Here is a short PHP function that removes comments and whitespace from your CSS.  If you happen to be generating your stylesheet dynamically, try wrapping this around the output to reduce the overall size. Continue »

How to fix a little bug in IE8 that can make certain elements inside of your table cells way too wide. Continue »

A set of useful snippets to work with styles in Greasemonkey. Continue »

A Beautiful Site will be participating in CSS Naked Day ‘08 by stripping it’s stylesheets on April 9th. Continue »

The Internet is becoming a popular place for handheld devices to hang out. With XHTML and CSS, your website
can look just as good on mobile devices as it does in a browser. Continue »

Do away with old school print buttons, pop-up windows, and alternate versions of the same webpage. Print stylesheets
can make your website beautiful on paper with minimal effort. Continue »

You already know how to do basic text styling with CSS, but a few extra minutes
could give your design a more professional look. Learn how to take the design
of your text one step further. Continue »

Learn how to create a simple CSS class that will render elegant drop caps
on your webpages. Continue »

Learn how to wrap nice graphical quotation marks around blockquotes with minimal markup. Continue »