Dynamic Drive has launched a section of their website dedicated to practical CSS codes and examples. The examples shown are similar to the CSS Navigation examples that I had blogged about a couple of weeks ago. It looks like they have a few tutorials but have a long way to go to call it a library, but since the site just launched it is a good starting point for people looking for some CSS tricks.
Menus seem to be the hardest thing for people to do so it’s nice to see that there are some good CSS tutorials out there to help CSS developers. It’s good to see that they allow someone to come in and submit CSS code for the library in order to grow it out larger and faster.
Input from the community is always good since there’s always someone out there that’s already done something you need to do. It helps when there is some background and documentation about the task in hand before you dive right into the project. Check out this library and maybe you can use some of it in your next site.
