Russ Weakley with a few responsive table solutions with code and demos.

This article by Chris Mills at Opera looks like one to bookmark for definite use later on.

This is pretty cool. A national sports channel here in Canada is using the phrase “responsive design” in its TV ad. Interesting to see a web design term become this universal, used by non-techies.

Divya questions Ethan Marcotte’s original advice about using values like “width: 45.7474393034973%” when doing responsive designs.

A nice simple slide deck from Christian Heilmann on CSS3. Nothing too new here for experts, but a good overview for beginners and many intermediates.

First, this is a nicely designed website by Stephen Burgess, who is a Flash developer now starting to get into CSS3 and HTML5. And this is a nice little post explaining the animations he uses on his site.

Fantastic article on ADC by Philip Walton, who seems to be creeping up in my CSS Network feed quite often.

This might have performance/repaint issues, but an interesting improvement on icon fonts. Conor Muirhead discusses how to create complex multi-color icons using icon fonts, instead of the usual single-color icons.

Jonathan Snook at 2012′s Smashing Conference, talking up modular CSS.

I haven’t yet delved into the details on shadow DOM. If you have, then you might be interested in this piece that talks about styling shadow DOM elements. Definitely not light reading, and probably far future as far as real-world use, but it’s cool to know that things are moving ahead.