I checked some sites in this article about study css3 tips and tutorials from 10 top sites.
About the first one it’s a wordpress. I love the theme I am sure you can figure why it’s PR5. Study the tutorials from it and improve your wordpress blog. I will make my own WordPress Theme later.(of course I will show you.)

Hello and welcome. We know we can do amazing things using CSS3. Helps create some design elements or whole page style. So there you have top 10 sites where you can find css3 tips , tricks and tutorials.

this article collected different articles from different places to show you tips of css3.

You still can learn some other things from these web, dig them!

#1 http://www.w3avenue.com/

#2 http://www.design-dc.co.uk/

#3 http://www.smashingmagazine.com/

#4 http://css3please.com/

#5 http://www.css3.info/

#6 http://css-tricks.com/

#7 http://wordcastnet.com/

#8 http://psdcollector.blogspot.com/

#9 http://www.ectomachine.com/

#10 http://sixrevisions.com/

reference :http://www.clickonpost.com/top-10-sites-for-css3-tips-tricks-and-tutorials/

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I want to know how css3 works, so I googled “Css3 study”.
I thought that CSS3 first feature is Rounded Corners based on the search results.
There are still more features waiting to study.

Our first example, is a basic rounded content box:

You can preview the final outcome HERE.

Our second example uses selective rounded corners to create an alternative effect:

You can preview the final outcome HERE.

Finally, a completely different approach to using this great feature:

Comments:
1. Mehdi
Posted May 19, 2010 at 8:04am | Permalink

Funny, but NONE of the examples on your website work with IE 7.

2. Rick
Posted May 20, 2010 at 8:29am | Permalink

@Mehdi – All tested and working on IE8. I suggest you take it up with Microsoft, who opted not to support basicweb standards. If the feature isn’t supported, how does that become our fault?

3. Dime Design
Posted May 11, 2010 at 12:42am | Permalink

I just recently started using these rounded corners in my designs, and it has been working out great. It’s much easier than using images and setting it as the background image and doing all that work. This is a much simpler way to get the same effect, and makes the page load a bit faster.

Awesome tutorial, thanks for sharing!

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