this could end up being a lot of work, but what would be fantastic to have is some sort of visual CSS guide. i imagine it showing the code for each CSS style with a small image below/beside it with some indicator (highlight, arrow, etc) as to what element this code has control of modifying.
adjusting the look is not terribly complicated, and the trial and error can be fun when trying to figure out what does what, but the amount of time it takes can lead you to settling for a little less than you really wanted to achieve.
i, for one, was not able to get the transparency i wanted in IE6, only IE7. i was able to achieve transparency in IE6, but only including elements that i did not want to be transparent. so, after two days, i gave up and just posted something on my forum recommending that users download IE7, FF, or Opera if they want to see the transparency.
i don't know what percentage of people would have use for such a guide, but my feeling is that it would be appreciated by a lot of people, myself included.
my 2¢ du jour
