Well, I gave you one list all... but some others to include as...
Useful sources...
http://pmob.co.uk
www.456bereastreet.com
http://bitesizestandards.com
Examples of differing CSS for thesame Markup
www.csszengarden.com
A good source of possibles...
http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/learning
Plus the basics, from the origins...
http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_examples.asp
Personally, I strongly recommend trauling through the W3 site and copying out their tables for CSS - I made a word document of around 9 pages when I first started so that I could have an on hand reference ....
....then I went and made a little document with "Tips & Tricks" and everytime I found a useful method, or notes on how to overcome a problem, I would try it, and when I got it workig and think I understood it, would write it up and print it out.... I got around 16 Tips & Tricks within 3 weeks - and I printed them out too.
If you play around, you may find different ways to do things - the darn thing about CSS is alot of thefixes or techniques are reliant upon what is already in place... so sometimes a clever bit ofcodewon't work for you due to previous properties.
So, once you hae a technique or method you like that seems to work on multiple browsers.... make a note of it in a word doc etc.... and keep it (date it too
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