2012
Pure CSS3 Post Tags
Pure CSS post tags uses at least 2 CSS tricks such as CSS triangles and CSS circles
2011
Layer Styles
by 1 otherjust like your favorite graphics editor but in your browser. And it creates CSS.
Surfin’ Safari - CSS3 Gradients
The new syntax has four gradient functions
Gradients, two new range based CSS selectors and background extensions
by 1 otherThis is good news for the cutting-edge developer, as WebKit’s own proprietary syntax won’t be nessesary anymore in the near feature.
2010
Sneak — Fixing the background 'bleed'
I recently came up against an issue in Safari where the background colour of an element seemed to ‘bleed’ through the edge of the corners when applying both borders and a border-radius
Supersize that Background, Please!
by 2 othersThe background-size property is already supported by Firefox 3.6 (using the -moz prefix; Firefox 4 will use the regular CSS3 property), Chrome 5, Safari 5, and Opera 10.54; and it will be included in Internet Explorer 9.
Gangsta Ass CSS3 Wrapping Drop Shadows
Better & leaner than the previous example CSS Drop Shadow, although as with the previous example, it does break if the width is too great..
IE’s big leap forward; CSS3 selectors fully supported
But we cannot in good faith say that IE is behind the others any more.
CSS3 Memory
A beautiful card game of Memory created using WebKit animations
CSS3 Transforms & @font-face Experiment
by 1 other"If you showed me that 10 years ago, my head would have exploded!"
2009
CSS 3: Progress! (Updated)
Both Gecko and WebKit-derived browsers (read: everything that's not IE) supports hbox and vbox today
Text Rotation with CSS
by 5 othersPaye ta verbosité et quid d'Opera ? : -webkit-transform + -moz-transform + filter
CSS3 Feedback: Selector Blocks
I think it’s pretty obvious which of the following is easier to write and maintain.
2008
Six Questions: Eric Meyer on CSS3 - Six Revisions
I think the much bigger influence on CSS by JS will be in people using JS to "silently" add advanced CSS to browsers.
ALMcss: The CSS3 Advanced Layout Module browser plugin
An experimental JavaScript browser plugin which implements the CSS3 Advanced Layout Module in current browsers
Iconize Textlinks with CSS
by 7 othersExemple sympa d'utilisation des selecteurs d'attribut de CSS3
2007
CSS Unworking Group | Malarkey Rides Again
3 commentsI propose [...] that browser vendors instead form a Technical Advisory Group that is attached to the new CSS Working Group. Their role should be to advise on the technical limitations or requirements of the proposals that the new group creates
