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Alternate Box Model Hacks: Adding to Tantek’s original hack, a new set of hacks have popped up which attempt to solve the same problems.
CSS Zen Garden: Showing off the beautiful design possibilities achievable with CSS.
CSS Ain’t Rocket Science: Simon Willison walks through multiple CSS features and techniques.
CSS-discuss Wiki: Huge, rapidly growing list of resources covering everything from layout methods, text sizing, hacks, tutorials. Maintained by the general web community of CSS-discuss subscribers and beyond.
CSS Hacks: Links to many different hacks; some are intended to hide a declaration or set of rules from a particular browser or set of browsers, others to serve rules directly to one browser or a set of limited browsers.
Mid-Pass Filter: Tantek created a means of serving separate style sheets directly to IE5.0/Win and IE5.5/Win, so the primary style sheet can stay clean of Box Model Hacks
Cascading Style Sheets, level 2 revision 1: Revised version of CSS2, originally released in 1998. Adds media types, positioning, overflow and visibility properties, generated content, new pseudo-classes, and a whole new set of powerful selectors. Most of the CSS used on the web today relies heavily on the additions in CSS2.1. However, even the most current browsers still have discrepancies and imperfections, and lack complete support of this specification.