Below is a list of CSS resources available throughout DA. This resource list is kept updated on my journal here: [link]

Providers of CSS tempates, Lay-Outs and Graphics
Not every single person who ever submits full journal CSS is on this list (me included). This list consists of people who consistently and regularly produce full journal CSS lay-outs.

¢mynti
`Lilyas
`thespook
^DigitalPhenom
@autumnights
=Grayda
+ipholio
`ClaireJones
*candysores
*BewareGravityCSS
*ginkgografix
=Livana-Deathrose
¢elusive
¢mindfuckx
*kuschelirmel-stock
=Asphyziata
`jenepooh
*trashydragon
*Sarnika
*Jamaal10
=blissart
*lockjavv
*sedART
`Elandria
=AnnaKirsten

Providers of code snippets (scrolling boxes, navigation etc.)

=Grayda's 'Getting The Most Out Of Your Journals' series:
Part 1: Deviations Box & Hiding Date and Time
Part 2: Mood Boxes, Taglines and Dynamic Images
Part 3: Custom Journal & Pasties Images
Part 4: Custom Mood Images & Fixed Menus
Part 5: Side Menus & Custom Bullets
Part 6: Journal Stamp Boxes CD covers on Link hover
Part 7: Fav boxes, Two Column Journals and Highlighting Text
Part 8: Rounded Corners and Dynamic Journals
Part 9: Cursors

`thespook
CSS tweaks for deviantART - updt.
CSS tweaks for deviantART
Simple Skin
CSS Buttons
Image Lists
Snazzy Borders
Journal CSS: Hijacking the cut tag
Journal CSS: Featuring thumbs -update
Journal CSS: Sidebars
Journal CSS: Hover menus

=33xiT
Official dA v5 journal CSS

`duhcoolies
CSS Contest Badge Code

~jeffreydahmer
Image Rollovers

*BeyondTheHorizon
Scrollable CSS boxes in Journals
Ever wanted a 2 columned journal?

=Solitude12
deviantART ShoutBox Button 0.2

$zilla774
HTML Tabs using Lists and CSS

*shatteredplastic
Content Box

Tutorials

`newklear - DeviantART Journals, CSS + You
=S-Que - CSS Beginners UPDATED
*barninga - DA journals CSS tutorial
=DragonX141 - Basic CSS Tutorial
=DragonX141 - The Complete CSS Tutorial
=DragonX141 - CSS Tutorial :: Contex Box
`Lilyas - CSS Tutorial Part I: BASICS
~jay88 - CSS for Dummies
`thespook - Journal Structure: a reference
~loki-mcdamage - Journal enhancing tutorial
=shatterflii - CSS Tutorial
*sedART - DevJournal Tutorial
@nyssi - CSS Rundown + Template
=33xiT - Code your own CSS
~Krule - Advanced CSS journal tutorial
*ginkgografix - CSS Guidelines
*tekitsune - How To CSS Info

*kuschelirmel-stock - Journal CSS - Part 1
*kuschelirmel-stock - Journal CSS - Part 2
*kuschelirmel-stock - CSS: Absolute Positioning
*kuschelirmel-stock - Seamlessly Tiling Backgrounds
*kuschelirmel-stock - Seamless header+footer

=ghostlove - Basic CSS Journal Template
=ghostlove - Not-So-Basic Journal Template

=dot-Silver - CSS Journal Help
=dot-Silver - Make your CSS Journal #1
=dot-Silver - Make your CSS Journal #2
=dot-Silver - Make Your CSS Journal #3
=dot-Silver - Make your CSS Journal #4
=dot-Silver - Make your CSS Journal #5
=dot-Silver - Make your CSS Journal #6
=dot-Silver - Make your CSS Journal #7 {Special Edition}

Gallery CSS

¢mindfuckx - GalleryCSS Reference Sheet
=Pokoa - Folder Screenshot and Codes
=Livana-Deathrose - Folder CSS Template
=Asphyziata - Gallery V2.1 Tutorial
@electricjonny - CSS Gallery Template

Useful Links

Complete Journal CSS Gallery
CSS Tutorials Gallery
Creative Journal CSS
DA Journal CSS [FORUM]:
`tobyf - CSS Generator
W3Schools CSS Tutorial
*laurentroy - Usefull dA Resources
CSS Zen Garden: The Beauty in CSS Design
A List Apart: CSS
53 CSS Techniques you Couldn't Live Without
htmldog.com

CSS Copyright and Credit

`b0x0rz - Is CSS Copyrightable?
@autumnights - Why give credit for CSS? Answers here!

IE versus Firefox
Despite the fact that the majority of DA members use Firefox as their primary browser, it is a sad fact that amongst Internet users at large, and especially amongst large corporations (believe me, I have done my research on this), IE remains the dominant browser, with FF as a close second. So, given that fact, it is worth remembering that as shiny and lovely as your lay-outs look in FF, many that are only coded in FF and not checked in IE, will not render very well (or even at all in some cases) in IE. Now, you may not think that this matters, but it does. Many potential employers from outside of the DA community come here to look for talent. The look and content of your journal can be as important as your art, as that is what represents you. So, when coding your new journal, remember to check it in IE as well as Firefox, and even Opera if you are prepared to be thorough.