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Twenty Advanced CSS Tutorials

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The following collection focuses on advanced CSS tutorials to help you sharpen your CSS skills. Once you’ve recreated these tutorials on your own, you can use and re-​​use the resulting files and keep them in your personal toolkit for future reference.

We avoided tutorials that used combinations of CSS and jQuery to focus entirely on CSS development tricks. jQuery is a powerful tool, but if you want to learn pure CSS, then these advanced tutorials are a great place to start. Topics range from sliders, accordions, forms, layouts, to even image transitions.


Stylish Image Content Slider in Pure CSS3

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Horizontal Accordion Slider with Vertical Text

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How to Create CSS3 Borders – CSS3 Handy Techniques

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The Definitive Guide to CSS Animations and Transitions

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Learn How To Create Drop Cap Letters In CSS

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CSS3 Hover Tabs without JavaScript

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Creating Intrinsic Ratios for Video (Resizeable Videos)

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CSS3 animated dropdown menu

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Create Pulse Effect With CSS3 Animation

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CSS Custom Fonts Tutorial

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How to Create a Pure CSS3 Slideshow

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How to Create Accordion Menu in Pure CSS3

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How to Create a CSS3 Tabbed Navigation

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CSS3 Minimalistic Navigation Menu

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How to Build a Kick-​​Butt CSS3 Mega Drop-​​Down Menu

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How to Create Nice Scalable CSS Based Breadcrumbs

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CSS Form

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Multi Column Layout and How it Will Change Web Design

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Adventures In The Third Dimension: CSS 3D Transforms

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Designing Modern Web Forms with HTML 5 and CSS3

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Tara Hornor has a degree in English and has found her niche writing about marketing, advertising, branding, graphic design, and desktop publishing. She is a Senior Editor for Creative Content Experts, a company that specializes in guest blogging and building backlinks. In addition to her writing career, Tara also enjoys spending time with her husband and two children.

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26 Comments

  1. Hi Tara

    Thanks for including a couple of my tutorials.

    Thanks
    Paul

    • You’re welcome, Paul! Thanks for providing such useful resources to the web design community. :)

  2. NIce work, thanks for your uploading to net

  3. Wow. Thanks for this article!

  4. Great Post!

    Also i came across http://​cssdeck​.com recently which is awesome, an entire collection of only html/​css items.

  5. Thanks for your articles

  6. This is a nice templates for all collection here, i like too see this collection thanks for shearing!

  7. Thank you for this kind of useful resources :)

  8. At first glance these look too good. I might have to look at how available these styles are before using them yet.

  9. its great tutorial for me, my times it’s help me out…
    thanks…

    Inder

  10. Tom Carnevale 28 Mar 12 | 11:42 am

    Some really nifty designs. Thanks!

    But what’s the reluctance to use javascript — especially jQuery? In many cases, it makes life much simpler.

    • No reluctance at all, actually. :) I just thought I’d organize this article according to a single code.

      Maybe I should do a roundup of jQuery and Javascript tutorials next?

  11. Oh wow, this is an amazing compilation Tara, thank you!

    Sergio

  12. A few nice tuts here, going to give some of them a try, :)

  13. This is a very nice list of resources! Thank you!

  14. Great collections. Thanks for the work done .

  15. It’s very good. Thanks for sharing this with us.

  16. Great list.

    I’m really looking forward to using the CSS Custom Fonts Tutorial as a way of injected a stronger visual identity into one of my sites via distinctive H1 headings for each page. Thanks.

  17. Some really interesting new techniques here, thanks for sharing!

  18. Nice graphic on websites became very good looking with the CSS3 era. Bandwith improvements are enormous compared to the old image design approach.

  19. Thanks for sharing that insirating list of sources. I will try to adapt some on my site too.

    Great collection indeed.
    Cheerio and have a nice weekend

  20. Thanks for provide useful tutorials… :)

  21. A lot of great tuts, thanks for sharing :)

  22. This is very helpful thank you..

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