CSS photos on Flickr

CSS 2000 is about to cross over the CN South Bend Sub in Stillwell, IN. Having had to wait for an e/b CN train the journey now continues. Taken 8/11/16

CSS by Frank Hamilton

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CSS&SB - Burnside by d.w.davidson

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A CSS&SB train heads for Randolph Street on Metra Electric at Burnside, on February 22, 2012.

CSS Jr Rugby 2011 258 by leinapauls

CSS Georgia artifacts by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Parker Brooks, a conservator and graduate student from Texas A&M University, demonstrates the function of an elevator screw prior to a free lecture at the Savannah History Museum, June 2. The elevator screw was used to raise and lower cannon. Brooks mentioned that the 150-year-old artifact was still in relatively good working order.

Photo by Jeremy S. Buddemeier, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Savannah District, Corporate Communications Office

CSS '11 by Paul Harpham

CSS141014-175 by dotConferences

Taken at dotcss.io in Paris on Nov 14th, 2014 by Nicolas Ravelli

CSS by Cycle SuperStore

*** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** DUBLIN : 17/4/2016 : Cycle SuperStore Unveil Biggest Bike Store in Ireland. The Cycle SuperStore has raised the bar on the cycling retail sector. The Cycle SuperStore, Irelands biggest bicycle store is proud to announce its acquisition of the Frameworks building on the Airton Road, Tallaght. The store boasts a cutting edge retail experience, previously unseen in the cycling sector. Formally the IBM Headquarters, the Frameworks building has a 20,000 square feet foot print. Total space including the Mezzanine is 36,000 square feet. On his ideas for the new store, Cycle SuperStore founder Ray Fearon said; “We travelled far and wide taking ideas from stores around the globe and realised that the cycling industry has evolved greatly. Cycling is a passion and the customer experience when choosing that new bike or purchasing an accessory needs more personal attention. I believe this new store delivers that in droves.” Pictured at the official opening of Cycle SuperStore on Airton Road, Tallaght was XXX. Picture Conor McCabe Photography.

MEDIA CONTACT : Philip Ellis, Cycle SuperStore email Philip.ellis@cyclesuperstore.ie phone 01 463 2283

CSS - Reading 2007 by Mark Freeman

css by ga.bu.

CSS's First 09 by Avi Schwab

CSS by The Official T in the Park Flickr site!

T in the park

CSS's First 02 by Avi Schwab

CSS Acadia by Ken Morris Jr

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Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada - July 16, 2009 : CSS Acadia docked along the water front in Halifax harbour, during Tall Ships Festival 2009.

Camera: Olympus E500 & Zukko 14-45 lens

ISO 100, 45mm, f/22, 1/25

css by kristina

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CSS by Manon Cornieux

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CSS au festival Pantiero, Cannes

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CSS Jr Rugby 2011 642 by leinapauls

CSS en verde by @ondasderuido

CSS en verde

CSS Jr Rugby 2011 150 by leinapauls

CSS in Reading by cachorro saudade

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Carol Parra, Adriano Cintra e Ana Rezende em entrevista para rádio antes do show (24/08/08)

A Typical CSS Snippet by Jason Beaird

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My typical stylesheet is set up like this. There's a comment at the top that has the client name, which stylesheet it is (screen, print, ie, & others where necessary), author: (our company name) and version: formatted as year.month. I tend to go single-line indented and separated into sections. My sections usually include "Layout Blocks", "Forms", "Homepage Specific" & "Reusables". On the reusable classes I skip the indentation and list them alphabetically. To the multi-line fans out there, I'm sure this looks pretty strange but I can work through stylesheets formatted this way lightning fast.

CSS's First 08 by Avi Schwab