"Gridset is a tool for making grids. It lets you create whatever type of grid you want: columnar, asymmetrical, ratio, compound, fixed, fluid, responsive and more. It serves multiple grids to your site based on breakpoints for different devices. Using it is as simple as embedding a link."

"Rather than using a more traditional HTML & CSS column/grid approach, I opted for column-count to keep everything extra efficient & scalable. The trouble is, sometimes content gets split across columns awkwardly."

Luke Wroblewski: "In his presentation at An Event Apart in Minneapolis MN, Richard Rutter walked through a preview of the detailed typographic control CSS3 will offer in the future. Here's my notes from his talk."

Trent Walton: "Lettering.js is a solution, but perhaps it’s not the ultimate solution. […] Here’s a brief timeline recounting what’s already been discussed."

Ethan Dunham: "The hack that makes this work is the '#' following the EOT filename. Seriously."

Roger Johansson on viewport width settings and text zooming.

What Inayaili de León would like to see made real. Lots of thoughtful typographic stuff here. Great list.

Michael Tuck: "By using a CSS reset, you’re setting the styles of the fundamental CSS elements to a baseline value, thusly rendering the browsers’ varying style defaults moot."

Ryan Essmaker for Typekit: "The header and quote at the bottom of the site are set apart by a text shadow. This gives it a three-dimensional feel and emulates offset printing mishaps occasionally seen in newspapers."

"A simple CSS stylesheet that adhered to best typographic practices that anyone could just grab and run with."

"Web type is exploding all over the web but CSS currently doesn't offer complete down-to-the-letter control. So we created a jQuery plugin."

Yahoo's recommendations for font size normalization across browsers and the method recommended by HTML5 Boilerplate. Explains why to use percentages to size type, rather than pixels or ems, and has a reference for common type sizes.

Matt Wiebe explores the @font-face definition's src property to make a single family out of visitors' local Lucida Grande and Lucida Sans fonts.

Simurai: "But what if you wanna turn text into smoke? Luckily you can set the text-fill-color to transparent and that gives your text a really nice smoky blur."

Good to know, @font-face gotchas: compiled by @paul_irish

SXSW presentation from Bert Bos, co-creator of CSS, on why we are where we are: "When W3C proposed to resurrect the Fonts Working Group in order to standardize the next version of EOT, the three browser makers [Opera, Mozilla, Apple] protested violently."

Disabling ClearType with CSS filter and zoom properties.

"This CSS3 module describes how font properties are specified and how font resources are loaded dynamically. The contents of this specification are a consolidation of content previously divided into CSS3 Fonts and CSS3 Web Fonts modules."

John Resig: "The problem then becomes: Which way do you round the number? Up, down, or a mixture of the two?"