Probably everyone here know the Firebug plugin and the Web developer toobar for firefox and the one for Internet Explorer.
But for those running Mac, or Linux (using, e.g. wines ie4linux) the Internet explorer toolbar will not be usefull, if it works at all.
At the first Dutch DrupalJam, I gave my workshop theming
Below, you can find the slideshow and the resources for the live demo, The presentation is Dutch though. You can also find the presentation (and more) on slideshare, so you can re-use, or embed it on your own site.
During the workshop a lot of sites about CSS passed by. Below you find a shortlist of the most important CSS resources.
For a more comprehencive overview, you can see my CSS tag on Simpy.
When creating a theme or design for your site, you should test your CSS designs on several browsers. First thing, off course, is to make sure your CSS validates. Second thing is to make sure it renders good on Safari, Opera or Konqueror, for they are the only browsers that are truly standards compliant when it comes to CSS. The good thing is that these are available on Mac and Linux. But both do have problems with running Internet explorer. And as we all know, IE is not particularly good at rendering your well designed CSS properly. So you will need to test and debug your designs on IE
Nice tip for all the Drupal hackers out there: snipplr code snippets for Drupal. It also has an RSS feed. Obviously, as with any unknown source, one should never ever use these snippets (except when you know PHP well).
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