Faux Borders and Pseudo Table Effect provides a handy tutorial explaining how to ensure that several floated divs all maintain the same height, even if they have varying amounts of text. Even better, the post explains how to ensure that specific elements are always placed at the bottom of the boxes, even if there is varied whitespace within each box (example).
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PNG Headers
Layering a semi-transparent PNG over another photo is easier than you may think, especially after you read Nick Chapman’s PNG Headers.
MIR image replacement
Wow, another image replacement method! Malarkey’s image replacement (MIR) looks to be very easy, and effective. It has a simple purpose, and does it well. No Flash. No dynamic text. It replaces HTML elements with an image, without the need for additional markup like SPANs or DIVs.
Tasty!
Efficient CSS with shorthand properties
Efficient CSS with shorthand properties from 456 Berea Street is handy to keep around as a reference for those comfortable with CSS. For those new to Cascading Style Sheets, it should prove to be a useful source of knowledge.
And all that Malarkey [CSS: A tribute to selectors]
Hold the front page
And all that Malarkey [CSS: Hold the front page] – “my aim is to create a grid layout using only semantic mark-up (<hx>, <dl>, <ul>) and no additional <div>s.” This is a great write up that explains how to properly code a page without succumbing to the temptation to wrap everything in div tags.