Today I found some spare time to make a porting of a Coda color scheme for TextMate to Google Prettify. As always with these operations, something is still missing after the process, mainly due to the fact that the color schemes of Coda don't match the CSS classes used by Google Prettify. In fact, Coda features more color combinations than Google Prettify, depending on the language in use.
Coda theme for Google Prettify
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CSS is not Photoshop. Period. CSS is a style sheet language designed to allow you to build complete page layouts starting from an HTML underlying structure. With CSS, you should rethink your approach to visual design. First, with CSS your design is not a full-box where the end user has no access but rather an interactive field where user's and designer's needs meet each other.
Sorry if you don't see many posts these days, but the fact is that I'm hard-working on an important project and I basically don't have the time to write some new tutorials or examples. Yesterday I ran through 14 straight hours of CSS, jQuery and HTML that must work even in Internet Explorer 6, so you got the whole idea. In the meantime, check out my linked resources on CSS if you want to read something interesting. Oops, I gotta go. See you soon!