• Reported by Nate

Not particularly groundbreaking, but as of late, I've been finding search engines to be very quick CSS reference points. Just type in "css" plus whatever you've forgotten, and likely you'll find the answer right there in the results. For example when I'm wondering "How do I make text uppercase with CSS again?", I can just search Google for css uppercase, (or msn search, or Yahoo!, etc.) and right there in the results (usually) the answer can be copy/pasted: text-transform:uppercase;.

I'm still visiting the W3C CSS2 Spec of course, but sometimes it's nice to save a few clicks. While we're on the subject, OS X users (myself included) might prefer instead to fold the excellent SeeSS widget into their workflow. Ironically, due to a Safari/widget bug and the fact that the W3C CSS spec uses named anchors, the creator of the SeeSS widget needed to make this jump link page, which might be a handy bookmark for those not fortunate enough to be working on OS X.