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Yahoo Search uses CSS

In all the fuss about Yahoo’s new search interface over the past few days, the extensive use of CSS in the results pages was almost completely overlooked, probably because the page still contains a small layout table for the top and bottom navigation. The results themselves are served up as a styled ordered list, at least for modern browsers (thanks to a server side browser sniffer). More information in this message from Yahoo’s Brian Ghidinelli, who is seeking feedback.

This is Yahoo Search uses CSS by Simon Willison, posted on 12th April 2003.

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7 comments

  1. Can u give me any 20 uses of CSS.

    Nathan - 1st June 2004 07:09 - #

  2. can u give me any 20 uses of css

    taswell leibrandt - 22nd June 2004 08:37 - #

  3. i would appreciate if u could give me 20 uses of CSS in web development. any 20 uses that u might find. thanx nathan

    nathan roach - 22nd June 2004 23:39 - #

  4. yet again i would love 20 uses of CSS

    Timmy - 23rd June 2004 22:32 - #

  5. Can you please give me 20 uses for CSS!

    Lloyd - 1st July 2004 18:28 - #

  6. please provide me 20 uses of css

    jacinth - 7th July 2004 21:02 - #

  7. please provide me uses of CSS

    pallavi - 25th November 2005 10:01 - #

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