When you first start writing css there is a temptation as you write it to just add more and more without creating any order to your file. Pretty quickly this becomes a shooting yourself in the foot technique whilst you search through numerous lines to find just one style. There are various for and against arguments to using multiple style sheets but lets look at how you can for now in one file get some basic order and structure.

I’ve noticed that a lot of sites seem to not use the visited property of links. I know myself there have been times that this element has been overlooked, however it’s a really important one that we should all have in our sites.

Are you looking for a simple way to make sure your CSS lists don’t put space and start at the top? This is useful for things like navigation in a list and really easy to do:

Over at The Watchmaker Project, Matthew Pennell has a nice 4 column layout with aligned links.

Whilst having a wander I found a nice little aticle on how to use CSS for Bar Graphs at Apples to Oranges.
CSS for Bar Graphs
Rather nice little CSS trick to add some interest to any site including voting sites.

Fancy a little menu enjoyment CSS style over the holidays? No fear, there are three large sets free at Exploding Boy. There appears to be more coming from this source to which can’t be a bad thing for examples to use or simply inspiration.
CSS Menus One
CSS Menus More
Vertical Menus