There’s been quite a lot of talk in the Web design community regarding the organization of long, unruly stylesheets. Good points have been made by most of CSS’s talking heads, with Douglas Bowman’s Stopdesign article receiving the most link-worthy praise: see CSS Organization Tip 1: Flags.

Honestly, as it is no longer 2003, or 2005, or whatever year you consider to be the latent awakening of popular CSS usage, these rules of organization - moreover these helpful tips – can largely be considered givens rather than guidelines { Full Entry }

I wore my “I [Heart] NY” shirt today; and I have to say, since the first time I bought it, I felt very comfortable wearing it. I don’t mean that the shirt was ever physically uncomfortable, it’s just that I had lived in New York all my life and well, it felt pretty egotistical to tout how much I loved New York after never having the chance to live anywhere else.

But do I really love New York? Perhaps. Perhaps not. { Full Entry }