CSS Stub for common Sharepoint 2007 and WSS v3 styles

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After taking a look at Heather Solomon's awesome CSS Reference Chart for Sharepoint 2007 (with illustrations!), I though it would be a good idea to translate her hard work into a stubbed CSS document for use in my projects. Keep in mind that I haven't verified whether all of her styles actually do what they claim to do. I simply converted the table into a usable stylesheet. All you need to do is just fill in your custom style elements.

You can download the the stylesheet here[.css] or here[.pdf].

Comments

Anonymous said…
havent tried it, but if this works it is beautiful... Thanks for all the hard work and for sharing it.
May 29, 2008 at 6:07:00 AM PDT
Byron said…
Update:

re-upped the stylesheet with some formatting changes to make it a little easier to navigate.
May 29, 2008 at 8:31:00 AM PDT
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