I read this book on the plane to and from Chicago. Eric Meyer is apparently a CSS God, although I hadn't heard about him before this book came out. (Update: See the comments — turns out I had heard of him...) In the end, the book wasn't for me. If…
Wow. Simple and it works in both IE and Mozilla. I had some issues trying to make tabs with css. I finally had to make seperate styles for IE, every different version (actually, I needed a whole new sheet for IE specifically), and mozilla. What I have works, but I spent a good time trying to fix it - I like to keep things as simple as possible.
You can check it out at http://www.frscorp.net/en/index.hml
Yep, a great logical method for creating menus. Soooo flexible.
You'll love http://css.maxdesign.com.au/ particularly Listamatic - all sorts of neat ideas.
This is really good, Kep. Reminds me of something Kalsey did a few months back:
http://kalsey.com/2003/05/csstabswith_submenus/
What he did to specifiy the "selected" tab was to put a class on the BODY tag of the page then get at the selected tab through a cascade.
I like this method a lot, I'm hoping to implement it on my personal site during its redesign: http://www.jcooper.net