Recently in CSS Category

Our friends over at A List Apart have been publishing pearls of wisdom for years, and here is the proof. These articles on CSS drop shadows are actually from 2004, but the techniques are still (mostly) valid today. You can probably dispense with the extra hurdles they went through to support IE for Mac, though. Does anyone use IE on the Mac anymore?

• CSS Drop Shadows - A great technique with minimal image manipulation.
• CSS Drop Shadows II: Fuzzy Shadows - An improvement on the previous drop shadow effect.
• Onion Skinned Drop Shadows - And finally(?), the onion-skin technique for CSS drop shadows, for those with subtle and refined tastes.

• Daily del.icio.us Links Script for Wordpress
  A Perl script for posting del.icio.us links to your wordpress blog on a regular basis. I'll look at the code later to see if it is any better than the service Delicious provides.
  (tags: perl webdev blog blogging delicious wordpress)
• WP Plugin: Gregarious › Vacuous Virtuoso
  This Wordpress plugin goes the other way, making it easy for readers to submit your site to various social bookmarking services. I think there are many others like this too. Have search for yourself.
  (tags: wordpress plugin digg blog blogging)
• Apple Safari 3 Public Beta. For Windows. Huh?
  Apple has released the beta for Safari 3. The shocker: now there is a Windows version. But why? More on this later.
  (tags: safari browser apple windows webdev)
• jQuery: » jQuery Dashboard Widget
  Finally a dashboard widget I might actually use! Browse the jQuery API documentation via a fast-access Dashboard widget - even if you are offline. Nice.
  (tags: jquery javascript widget mac osx api documentation dashboard)