Guess I am a little slow finding some sites... htmldog.com and the Sons of Suckerfish -- CSS Menus.

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HTML Dog is a guide and resource, for beginners and experts alike, to the most commonly used technologies in making web pages - HTML and CSS.

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August 6th 1991 is seen as the public birth of the world wide web. That is the day Tim Berners-Lee posted a message to the alt.hypertext newsgroup about this new "thing" he was working on in response to someones question... and the rest is history.

In article <1991Aug2.115241@ardor.enet.dec.com> kannan@ardor.enet.dec.com (Nari
Kannan) writes:
>
> Is anyone reading this newsgroup aware of research or development efforts
in
> the
> following areas:
>
> 1. Hypertext links enabling retrieval from multiple heterogeneous sources

As I seem to be proving -- I am a surfer more than a coder... here is something else I am making a note to myself to try... Several versions of "tooltips" one is a drupal module and some others for generic use

This drupal forum thread has a module linked in it to create Fancy Bubble Tooltips ... can't help but quote "goldentoque"

How in this day and age of quick development, and posting to the Internet how things can go from a posting of a question to two versions of a module in less than 12 hours...

CSS Color Names w3schools color chart...

CSS2 Reference

Since it is OK to sometimes use inline styles here is a link with some help

Take a look at the beauty of CSS design at the Zen Garden where you can spend lots of time just clicking on different designs for the same basic content..

Leggo My Ego
and
Dark Rose and
Surreal Clean all have the same content and are just css style sheets on the same xhtml page..