A simple, but effective way to vertically align a child element (e.g. div) to the bottom of it's parent container just like the old valign="bottom" days.

In most browsers, when you focus on a link you will see the indication outline that you have focused on the link. This can look rather ugly in some situations, and is easily removed in all browsers with one line of css.

In some situations, you may want to restrict one line of text (usually a title) to be just that, one line of text to prevent any template height issues. Well its very easily done with some very simple css.

If you are in the need of a AJAX activity indicator icon then check this out.

Due to the amount of bugs that seem to plague Internet Explorer 6, it is very useful to know how to specify a style to IE6 only. Well ironically, due to one of its many bugs, you actually can.

How to fix the annoying css margin bug on floating div's in Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.

How to get alpha transparency on background png images for Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 using css only and no JavaScript.

How to get the Apple Mac OS X style search fields in to your websites. This only works in Safari.