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Pseudo classes are those things with colons in them, you know, like :hover or :link. They let you control the CSS of stuff in different forms, states and places easily and efficiently, without taking up too much room. CSS3 is going to introduce a ton of new pseudo classes, and they’re going to make our lives a lot easier (if you take browser compatibility out of the equation)

NAPP Instructor RC Concepcion explains how to set up CSS Classes in Dreamweaver CS4.

Today I wanted to talk about what shorthand CSS is and how it can help lower the amount of CSS you the developer has to write. In the whole scheme of things, CSS is here to help us sum up large amounts of styles and attributes into compact rules and classes that we cascade down our site. With shorthand CSS methods, we are compacting down our CSS even further by stating our styles much differently.

Structural pseudo-classes let you select and style child elements of a container based on a variety of generic criteria, such as the 3rd child, even/odd child elements, or even the nth child element of a certain type. Learn all about them here.

One of the most exhausting aspects of web development is writing out endless amounts of CSS styling for various elements - that differ only slightly in style from one another. It has taken the life (or will) of many a talented designer. Well, why give each element its own unique CSS entry, when you can mix match and add re-usable CSS styling to elements using multiple CSS classes?

Using Dreamweaver, I show you how to setup a rollover effect on list items inside of an unordered list to swap between two classes in order to get an up state and a down state effect.

Working With CSS - Learn about Classes, Font Customization and Text Decoration

How to style form elements in the way that you want them. Adding classes to each input field gives your contact form a new look with CSS.

This tutorial covers very powerful techniques like importing stylesheets, contextual style as well as setting up those all-important classes and ids.

Use Css to manage different types of html tags and create classes for personal style sites.

This is a down and dirty quick use of Style Sheets to set up Classes of text styles. It's fast and it works.

Learn how to define classes in CSS and use them within your HTML code