Nice brand new article from trendics.com about how they used YUI library to build client.

You want to take advantage of WordPress Parent-Child Themes but you want more control than is usually afforded through CSS alone. What about adding a Favicon? Or a link to a custom stylesheet for IE fixes.? Or editing the menu? How do you do that without messing around with the original Parent Theme?
All about this ways in new article by themeshaper.com

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A tutorial on how to recover the Blogger NavBar after installing a custom theme. This will explain how you can ‘comment out’ the code in the Blogger CSS theme code that hides the NavBar.

Really nice icon set from wefunction.com

Another menu that might be of interest to you will be presented here. This is the button vertical menu. This one is from Dynamic Drive CSS which is really one of the coolest sites in the world of CSS. This menu is very simple to implement. You only need some neat and well-structured CSS and a little dose of HTML and what you have is a cool menu for your website. And there’s much to this button vertical menu than what your eyes can see. To find out more about this why not try coding the HTML and the CSS below and see the tricks that this menu can offer.
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Here is another CSS-based vertical menu from Dynamic Drive CSS. This DD Blue Blocks menu, as the author calls it, is a modified version of the vertical menu from CSS Drive. This menu has the ability to display menu headers that divide groups of menu links.
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Browse through the large web 2.0 application directories below for small or portal sites that can be used for web 2.0 styling. Apparently, web 2.0 is becoming increasingly popular among designers at present. Here is a list of online generators specifically targeted for web 2.0 design. You could also subscribe to blog feeds to receive the latest updates free of charge.
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Window-Eyes – GW Micro
Windows-Eyes 6.0, currently available in public beta version, will be officially used to support IE7. It is expected to be shipped by the end of November. One of its main differences with Windows-Eyes 5.5 is that it makes automatic announcements on the latest security notifications for anti-phishing, security, and IDN web pages. Windows-Eyes 6.0 also loads web pages into its browse mode with IE76 more effectively.
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