Recreating the basic Facebook layout from scratch with CSS is surely one of the most interesting style exercises that you can try to refine your CSS skills. There's nothing really difficult with this, except that the final result must be a fluid layout with percentages. The only thing that still doesn't convince me is the fact that for certain elements we have to specify heights in pixels, which is bad when a user decides to change the base font size.

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In this post I'm going to show you a brief overview of the most used CSS techniques for styling blog contents. Either if you're a web developer or a normal CSS user who simply wants to create his/her blog from scratch, I hope you'll find these techniques useful. Let's get started.

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In this post I will show you how to create a Facebook-like tooltip menu with the aid of CSS and the jQuery Tipsy plugin. As you will see, the jQuery code required to accomplish this task is very few when compared to the length of the CSS code used to lay out our menu. As always, let's start with our markup first.

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