CSS Tip 1: The Container
Start your page by making a container that contains all your other content. This gives you abilities like center aligning and setting the parameters of a page.
Css Tip 2:Use {float:left;} or {float:right;} for proper positioning Be sure not to make the width of your content wider than your container.
CSS Tip 3: Fixing links in a finished site
You can utilize ---TD a{text-decoration:none}--- to change underlined links in a completed page. (pending you site is designed in a table structure)
CSS Tip 4: IE only
{if IE} {endif} with the proper brackets
CSS Tip 5: Comments
Don't forget to comment your CSS code. Your style sheets can get pretty large if you have a complicated website, and commenting your code will help you to find what you need.
