Looking for a visual display of all colors and their hex values? Check out this hex color chart, which includes a handy printable image.
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This script will allow you to add a variety of corners to images on a Web page.
This is a handy list from W3Schools of CSS pseudo classes.
It’s one thing to know CSS, it’s another to know where to use it. This CSS compatibility chart shows what works on what popular browsers.
This code allows you to build accordion menus on a Web site. It uses the Yahoo! User Interface Library. You know what an accordion is, right?
The Yahoo! User Interface Library is a collection of open source JavaScript and CSS you can use freely to create robust Web application interfaces and functions.
This is an example of CSS to apply a CSS hover style to a table cell.
These Adobe TechNotes are helpful for working with drop-down menus generated by Dreamweaver.
This TechNote documents the drop-down menu variables and values and this one documents how to change the position of the drop-down menu.
Have you ever worked with JavaScript-based drop-down menus when the cursor pointer does not change to a hand when hovering over a link? This forum post talks about changes to make to CSS for the Firefox browser to show the hand pointer. This was extremely helpful information for me.
This script example uses HTML, CSS and JavaScript for expanding and collapsing nested lists on a Web page.
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