Group Input Needed: Rating Your Level of CSS Skill

Reader Patrick, an IT Software Architect, wrote in with a question I though was really interesting:
For my company, I am developing a scheme where our developers can check which level for a specific knowledge area they are on. For most areas we set 5 levels. One of these area’s of knowledge (and skills) is CSS. [...]

“Real World” Web Design Still Needs to Accomodate 800×600

Check out the statistics for the screen resolutions of all you hip kids who read CSS-Tricks:

On this site, 800×600 doesn’t even make the top ten. Knowing that, I designed this site to make use of that extra pixel space. Right now it’s at 980 pixels. At first I went a full 1024, but that was [...]

Single-Line vrs. Multi-Line CSS

Steve Smith over at Ordered List has an interested article up about how he chooses to format his CSS. Basically there are two ways to go about it, Single-Line and Multi-Line, with Multi-Line being the classic approach:
#wrapper {
width:800px;
margin:0 auto;
}

#header {
height:100px;
[...]

Totally Ridiculous: CSS MySpace Modifications

This is old news, but is worth of revisiting because of it’s preposterousness. You are able to add CSS to your MySpace pages. Cool. But where do you do that? Is there some little fun CSS editor they built in? Maybe a “theme editor” or the like? Nah.
You have to paste in your CSS [...]