Interesantes sitios que generan el CSS de botones, layouts y banners a partir de una interface simple, en la que

sólo se ingresan ciertos parámetros requeridos.

CSS de Banners, Botones y layouts

http://www.sitesandbanners.com/

CSS de Botones

http://www.pagetutor.com/

CSS de Formularios

http://www.maketemplate.com/form/

CSS de Layouts

http://csscreator.com/tools/layout

http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/grids/builder/

Esta herramienta en línea te permite transformar un archivo CSS (que esté en línea) para

visualizarlo como una página web.

Ver el Visual CSS Creator aquí.

Intersante listado de formularios basados en CSS.

• Prettier Accessible Forms over at ALA shows you a technique that uses inline-blocks, fieldsets and legends to create an nicely styled form

  that’s also accessible and degrades well.

• formArchitect provides an online tool that creates complex html forms without

  using tables for layout.

• Semantic horizontal Forms via skyrocket.be
• c82 has a

  good article on transforming cumbersome select box into a scrollable checklist with some nice-looking examples.

• Form layout using definition list — via

  clagnut.com

• CSS-only forms that don’t suck — good article on lining up those form elements with labels.
• One button, many destinations — collylogic.com on show/hiding form elements via JS.
• Form Text Area Tools — DHTML/CSS that enables functions like word count, maxlength limit, and resizable text area box.
• Styling Form Elements — A great reference to default & styled form pulldown menus, the notoriously difficult element

  to apply CSS styles consistently across browsers/platforms, can now look like this thanks to some fancy DOM

  scripting by Aaron Gustafson. The process is explained here.

Via: http://www.soxiam.com

Via www.soxiam.com encontré un listado muy bueno que cubre

tópicos referentes al CSS. En esta primera entrega tenemos las herramientas (Tools).

CSS Tools

• Em

  Calculator estimates Em size equivalent to px size. Could become useful since more standardistas are adpoting use of Em sizing (vs. px sizing) to define the max width of their layout, a technique which I

  intend to investigate more thoroughly.

• Clean CSS — yet another CSS cleaner/optimizer.
• CSS Tweak — another CSS optimizer from cssdev.com
• westciv’s complete CSS guide
• MODI — Another amazing bookmarklet from Slayer Office. MODI is a mouse-over DOM inspector.
• W3C CSS

  Validator

• I Like Your Color via Red Alt — Type in the URL and it grabs the interface colors and display them in

  hex. Freakin’ Awsome!

• XHTML Semantic Generator — The XHTML Semantic Generator is a system designed to help

  developers prototype and test URL’s to ensure they contain basic accessibility and usability features present in modern web technologies, and to automatically implement them if possible.

• Special Characters List via manicalrage.net
• Online CSS

  Optimizer

• 4096 Color Wheel
• ColorCombos — Yet another online color pallet tool.
• COLORlovers — nice collection of user-picked colors

  & palettes with hex code.

• Weelstyled.com’s color scheme generator
• CSS Hacks Browser Support Chart
• CSS

  Compressor — squeeze the snot of that CSS.