Cascading Style Sheets

Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a simple mechanism for adding style (e.g. fonts, colors, spacing) to Web documents. Tutorials, books, mailing lists for users, etc. can be found on the “learning CSS” page. For background information on style sheets, see the Web style sheets page. Discussions about CSS are carried out on the (archived) www-style@w3.org mailing list (and sometimes on the CSS blog) and on comp.infosystems.www.authoring.stylesheets.

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(For announcements of new CSS (draft) specifications, see “CSS current work.”)

2010-06-03 Environments for Humans announced the second annual online conference, CSS Summit. Topics covered include CSS3, CSS for mobile, troubleshooting, Web typography and more.
2010-05-27 C�sar F. Acebal makes his PhD thesis about Template Layout available online: ALMcss: Separaci�n de estructura y presentaci�n en la web mediante posicionamiento avanzado en CSS, (“ALMcss: Separation of structure and presentation on the Web by means of advanced positioning in CSS”) [PDF, in English with a Spanish summary].
2010-05-17 YesLogic has released Prince 7.1, a program to produce PDF from HTML, MathML, SVG and generic XML. The new version adds PDF actions and some experimental features, such as Web Fonts in WOFF, a 'table-baseline' property (especially useful for math), and a 'border-clip' property (to suppress parts of a border). Prince offers many (standard or proposed) CSS3 features, including hyphenation, rounded corners and footnotes. (Windows, Mac OS X, Solaris, Linux (i386), BSD; free personal license)
2010-05-13 Version 3 of the Sass preprocessor for CSS adds a new input syntax that is a pure superset of CSS. This makes it easy to use Sass with existing style sheets. The Python-style indented syntax is also still available. Can be used stand-alone or integrated in Ruby-on-Rails (Ruby, Open Source)
2010-03-18 W3C launched the 2nd Fonts Working Group. The 1st one started in 1996 and developed WebFonts ('@font-face'), now part of CSS and SVG (and considered for XSL2). This one is chartered to create a standard format for downloadable fonts. The <www-font@w3.org> mailing list is open to everybody. W3C members can join the group itself.
2010-03-16 Daniel Glazman (of Disruptive Innovations) publishes a development version of JSCSSP, a CSS parser in JavaScript. There is also an online demo. The parser outputs the CSS OM. (JavaScript, Open Source)
2010-03-16 The annotated slides from my (Bert's) presentation at SXSW on the history of WebFonts are online.
2010-03-05 The Web Fonts panel at SXSW 2010 (in Austin TX, USA, on March 13 at 9:30) will feature Stephen Coles, Roger Black, Jeffrey Veen, Bert Bos, and David Berlow to discuss the present and future of fonts on the Web.
2010-01-19 The Sass preprocessor (also available as a Ruby-on-Rails plugin), provides an alternative, often shorter syntax for CSS, targeted at programmers. (Ruby, Open Source)
2009-12-04 Style sheets can take the language of a document into account (with the ':lang' pseudo-class)… but only if the document is correctly labeled. W3C's I18N WG published the latest guidelines on Choosing a language tag.
2009-11-13 Daniel Glazman (Disruptive Innovations) gives a talk (in French) on “browser wars 2009,” the 25th of November, 10:30, at INRIA, Sophia-Antipolis, France. Entrance free. (More info: Marie-Claire Forgue.) Organization: W3C & INRIA. Daniel Glazman (Disruptive Innovations) donne une conference sur “browser wars 2009,” (la guerre des navigateurs), le 25 novembre, á l'INRIA, Sophia-Antipolis, France. Entrée gratuite. (Pour plus d'info: Marie-Claire Forgue.) Organisation: W3C & INRIA.
2009-10-09 TallComponents released WebToPDF.NET BETA which is a 100% .NET component written entirely in C# that converts HTML to PDF. The converter fully supports HTML 4.01, XHTML 1.0, XHTML 1.1 and CSS 2.1 including page breaks, forms and links. It passes all W3C tests (except BIDI). Aural features, script and HTML 4.01 frames are not supported. (.NET, Free evaluation)
2009-09-29 PD4ML is an HTML+CSS to PDF converter. (Java, free trial version)
2009-08-15 Paris Web 2009 is a francophone conference focusing on web accessibility, quality and design. It is held in Paris on October 8, 9 and 10. Speakers include Daniel Glazman, Molly Holzschlag, Tristan Nitot, Karl Dubost and Nicole Sullivan. Early registration (until August 31) starts at EUR 130. Paris-Web 2009 est une conférence francophone qui se tient les 8, 9 et 10 octobre à Paris, et dont les thèmes principaux sont l'accessibilité, la qualité et le design web. Parmi les orateurs présents se trouvent Daniel Glazman, Molly Holzschlag, Tristan Nitot, Karl Dubost ou encore Nicole Sullivan. Le tarif réduit (jusqu'à fin août) est de 130 €.
2009-06-23 The “CSS Summit” is a one-day, online conference on July 18, hosted by Christopher Schmitt. Speakers include Molly Holzschlag, and Jason Cranford Teague. Early registration (until July 3) is USD 139.

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CSS Browsers

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The easiest way to start experimenting with style sheets is to download one of the browsers that support CSS. Not all of the browsers below implement the full specification, but releases are coming out fast so this should soon change. Various sites describe bugs and work-arounds.

2009-04-17 The Lobo browser (current version is 0.98) supports CSS2 and also runs Web applications in JavaFX or Java. (Java, Open Source)
2009-03-23 Microsoft released version 8 of Internet Explorer, with full CSS level 2 support, plus some internationalization features from level 3. (Windows, free)
2008-11-25 Google has made a beta version available of its Chrome Web browser. (free, partly Open Source; Windows)
2008-07-01 Apple has released version 3 of the Safari Web browser. It is based on the Open Source HTML/CSS library “WebKit” (itself derived from KHTML). (free; Mac OS X, Windows, iPhone)
2008-06-19 Opera released version 9.50 of its browser, with support for CSS level 2 and parts of level 3. (multiple platforms, including cell phones, free on most platforms)
2008-06-19 Mozilla released version 3 of the Firefox Web browser, with support for CSS level 2 and parts of level 3. (various platforms, Open Source)
2007-12-18 Microsys released version 1.2.4 of A1 Website Download, an off-line browser. (Windows, free trial.)
2007-04-19 iCab, a browser for the Mac, supports CSS2 and can help fix errors in HTML or CSS files. (Free standard version, Pro-version for a fee.)
2006-01-16 Oregan Networks offers the Oregan TV Browser, with support for CSS2, XHTML, XML, etc. (Various embedded platforms)
2005-12-07 KDE (K Desktop Environment) has released version 3.5. The included Konqueror browser passes the Acid2 test. (Unix/X, Open Source)
2005-04-26 Cultured Code released Xyle Scope, a browser that helps you analyze the HTML and CSS structure of each page. (Mac OS X, German & English, free trial)
2005-02-11 ANT offers Galio which is a small-footprint embedded browser for IPTV and digital home entertainment products. Supports CSS 2.1, CSS TV Profile 1.0 and parts of CSS3.
2004-07-26 Bimesoft released SurfOffline 1.4, an off-line browser, that supports CSS2. The application can download a website to your hard drive completely or partially, which you can then browse off-line. (Windows, shareware)
2004-01-14 Tao provides the Qi browser for consumer devices (PDAs, phones, etc.). It supports CSS1 and partial CSS2.
2002-07-24 The Chimera project released version 0.4. Chimera is a browser for Mac OS X, based on Mozilla's Gecko layout engine. (Mac, Open Source)
2002-01-22 The X-Smiles team has released version 0.5 ("Oulu") of the X-Smiles XML browser, which supports, among other things, XHTML, SMIL, XForms and the CSS Mobile Profile. (Java, Open Source)
2002-01-08 NetClue released Clue Browser v4.1.1. It supports HTML, XML/XHTML, namespaces, CSS (level 1 and part of level 2), DOM, Javascript, etc. (Java)
2001-12-18 OmniWeb 4 is a Web browser for the Mac (OS X) and has a built-in source editor (with HTTP PUT support). (Shareware)
2001-11-28 Galeon 1.0 is a Web browser for Gnome. It uses the Gecko rendering engine from Mozilla internally. (Open Source, Unix)
2001-11-07 Adobe produces an SVG plugin for browsers under Mac and Windows and for Mozilla 0.9.1 under Linux & Solaris. Supports SVG with CSS styling. (free)
2001-10-31 K-Meleon version 0.6 has been released, a lightweight browser based on the Gecko rendering engine of Mozilla (Windows, Open Source)
2001-05-15 Espial's Escape 4.7 browser implements CSS support for HTML, XML and XHTML. Written in Java for the embedded software market.
2001-03-26 Openwave's mobile browser implements XHTML and CSS and is expected to ship in cell phones 2nd half of 2001. Also see data sheet [PDF].
2001-03-26 Nokia will start selling mobile phones that support XHTML and CSS during 2001. See the press release.
2001-01-23 The Arachne WWW browser for DOS and Linux supports CSS1 since version 1.70 (free for non-commercial use).
1999-12-02 Closure is a Web browser written in Common Lisp; supports CSS1.
Arena, previously W3C's testbed browser, is now being developed by Yggdrasil. It has a partial implementation of CSS1.
Emacs-w3, a.k.a. Gnuscape Navigator, supports some CSS1.

These sources document the level of support in various browsers:

2003-10-30 Quirksmode (Peter-Paul Koch) offers tests and information, including a compatibility chart, that also looks forward to some features that are currently proposed for CSS3.
2002-09-27 Johannes Koch has a nice page with work-arounds for various browser bugs.
2002-04-09 The SVG working group has a detailed list of the features (including CSS support) of various SVG implementations.
2000-03-28 RichInStyle.com has lists of bugs for various browsers. (Careful: as of Oct 2001, there are still several bugs in the list of bugs itself.)
1999-09-09 Western Civilisation compares CSS1 support in Netscape, Internet Explorer and Opera.
1999-04-12 Do you have fear of style sheets? Jeffrey Zeldman has the cure.
The CSS Pointers Group documents CSS bugs in major browsers.
Former WebReview [link back to 2001]'s The Browser Compatibility Chart (the “mastergrid”) is a thorough review from 2001 of how implementations match the CSS1 specification.

CSS Authoring Tools

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Currently, most Web authoring tools provide some sort of support for CSS style sheets. The list below is far from complete, but contains (in chronological order) all tools that have been reported to us.

2009-03-17 Zembly by Sun Microsystems is a Web site that hosts Web applications (“widgets”), a bit like other sites host photos or wikis. Its browser-based interface helps create and edit widgets and includes a CSS editor with syntax highlighting. Requires Javascript. (Beta version, free basic account)
2009-02-03 Improvingcode released snap{css}, a text editor specially made for editing CSS (Windows, source available for inspection)
2009-01-21 XMLBlueprint XML Editor by Monkfish Software is a full-featured XML editor that supports the creation and editing of XML document, DTDs, Relax NG Schemas, XML Schemas and XSLT Stylesheets. It also supports CSS syntax coloring and CSS code completion. (Windows, free trial)
2008-12-04 SyncRO Soft released version 10 of the <oXygen/> XML Editor and XSLT Debugger, which includes editors for XML, XSLT, XQuery, etc, and also a (validating) CSS editor. (Windows, Mac, Linux, Java; free trial)
2008-11-14 Oiko Software published version 1.00RC1 of their Oiko CSS editor. (Windows, free)
2008-06-19 Skybound offers a free version of Stylizer Basic (formerly StyleSpread) in addition to the non-free Stylizer Ultimate. Stylizer is a CSS editor with live preview, automatic validation, diagnose tool, FTP upload, etc. (Windows, free basic version)
2008-06-19 JAPISoft offers EditiX, an XML & XML Schema editor and XSLT debugger. EditiX also includes a CSS editor. (Windows, Mac OS X & Linux; free version available for non-commercial use)
2007-10-31 Kei Kubo released the 1.0 beta version of CSSEZ, an online CSS authoring tool that has many layout templates, background image maker, and other features. Requires Javascript. (Safari, Firefox, Internet Explorer; free; in Japanese)
2007-07-20 Version 2 of XStandard XHTML WYSIWYG editor for content management systems has been released. This version supports more CSS properties. (For Windows and Mac, “Lite” version is free).
2007-05-22 Panic released Coda, an HTML & CSS editor with webdav, ssh, preview, HTML/CSS references, collaborative editing and more. (Mac, free trial)
2006-11-07 Macrabbit released version 2 of CSSEdit, a CSS editor with preview (even for dynamic pages), checkpoints/rollback, validation, structure analyzer, etc. (Mac, free trial)
2006-07-13 Westciv released Style Master 4.5, a CSS editor with preview, info about browser compatibility, a CSS reference, “X-ray” (CSS inspector), wizards, etc. (Mac and Windows, free trial)
2005-11-29 Appel à discussion pour un nouveau forum fr.comp.infosystemes.www.auteurs.css pour des questions et discussions concernant les mises en formes de sites internet par les CSS. (Discussion has opened on the creation of a new French language Usenet newsgroup for discussing the use of CSS.)
2005-07-21 Disruptive Innovations and Linspire published version 1.0 of Nvu, a WYSIWYG Web site editor, based on Gecko (Windows, Mac, Linux/X, Open Source)
2005-05-04 Adobe published GoLive CS2, a Web site authoring & management environment, with CSS tools, layout templates, support for handheld media, etc. (Mac OS X & Windows, free trial)
2005-03-29 TARI released GoodPage version 1.0.2, an HTML/CSS editor with multiple views, validation, etc. (Mac OS X, free trial)
2005-03-25 Evrsoft offers 1st Page 2000, an HTML editor with multiple previews, CSS reference, wizards, etc. (Windows, free)
2004-11-04 eLeDo published Eledicss 0.1, a CSS editor implemented as a server-side PHP script. It allows editing CSS files using a browser. (Unix, Open Source)
2004-04-27 Maxro Software released CSS Designer 2.0, an editor for CSS2, with built-in preview. Available in English & German. (Windows, shareware)
2004-02-09 HighDots.com has released Style Studio v3.76, a CSS editor that can also convert existing pages to CSS, help avoid browser bugs, and more. (Windows, free trial.) HighDots.com also offers a free, on-line CSS validator.
2004-01-29 QuickShow is a program for writing & presenting slides. Slides are stored as HTML/CSS and can also be viewed with a browser that supports the 'projection' media (such as Opera). (Windows, shareware)
2003-01-07 cssed is a syntax-directed editor for CSS2 files, with a GUI based on GTK2, syntax highlighting, outline view, etc. (Linux, Open Source)
2003-01-07 HostM.com Web Hosting released Simple CSS 1.0, an easy-to-use CSS authoring tool. You can manage multiple CSS projects and import existing style sheets. Supports CSS2. (Windows & Mac, freeware)
2003-11-24 Abstract thought Lab. released version 2.0 of Astyle, a "fairly easy to use" (in their own words) editor for CSS2. (Windows, shareware)
2003-05-24 Macromedia's WYSIWYG HTML editor and Web-site development tool Dreamweaver MX supports partial CSS2 and integrates TopStyle (Windows & Mac, free trial)
2003-04-23 W3C released version 8.0 of Amaya, a WYSIWYG, structured editor/browser for (X)HTML, SVG, MathML and CSS. Supports remote editing and annotations (Open Source, Solaris, Linux, Mac, Windows)
2003-03-31 HTML-Kit is an HTML, XHTML and XML editor with plug-ins that provide, among other things, CSS and CSS manuals. (Windows, free)
2003-02-14 Bradbury Software has released version 3.10 of TopStyle Pro, a CSS1 & 2 editor. New in this version: support for Opera 7 and the W3C HTML & CSS validators. (Windows, free trial)
2002-05-03 Graphic-Group released a new G-G CSS, a cascading style sheet editor. It is browser-based and includes an embedded http/1.1 web server allowing real-time preview of HTML, ASP and XML. (Windows. Free demo)
2002-05-02 Daniel Glazman (daniel @glazman.org) has announced a CSS editor add-on for Composer, the content editor of Mozilla/Netscape 6. This CSS editor is an open-source work in progress and can be freely downloaded
2002-04-05 Westciv has released version 1.1 of Layout Master, an HTML + CSS page layout editor (Win & Mac, free trial)
2002-01-15 Mozilla Composer is a WYSIWYG editor for HTML. It generates valid HTML 4.01. A configuration option allows the choice between deprecated HTML elements and inline CSS.
2001-11-26 JustStyle CSS Editor (version 1.2.2) is an editor for CSS1 style sheets. (30-day free trial, Java)
2001-07-04 Visicom Média released version 4.30.0 of WebExpert 2000, an HTML editor with support for CSS2, in French.
2000-11-02 Thomas Meinike has released StyleAssistant (German page), a menu-driven program for writing CSS1 style sheets. (Freeware, Windows)
2000-10-14 Quanta is an HTML editor for the KDE desktop. CSS 1 & 2 support is in the beta for KDE2 (Unix, Open Source)
2000-09-28 Software602 has an office suite 602 Pro Suite for Windows that can edit HTML+CSS (freeware).
2000-07-04 AceHTML 4 by Visicom Media is an HTML/CSS editor for Windows. Both commercial and freeware versions are available.
1999-12-17 Justsystem (also in English) has released their Java-based, multi-lingual wordprocessor ICHITARO Ark. It uses HTML/CSS as its native format (screenshot).
1999-11-19 Bluefish is an Open Source HTML editor for Unix with support for CSS1.
1999-08-07 Cascade and Cascade Light are CSS editors for the Mac.
1999-08-04 En Vogue is a (non-WYSIWYG) editor running on the Atari ST. It supports CSS1 & 2.
1999-05-29 SoftQuad's XMetaL authors & displays XML documents with CSS style sheets.
1999-05-25 Corel's CorelDraw (since version 9) exports HTML + CSS.
1998-09-29 SoftQuad's HoTMetaL PRO 5.0 authors, as well as displays, CSS and HTML.
1998-08-29 Lewis Gartenberg has released a version 2 of a shareware tool, W2CSS which converts MS Word documents into HTML and CSS.
1997-12-04 A CSS mode for Alpha, a Mac programming editor, is available.
1997-12-04 Anansi is reported to support CSS.
1997-11-04 Coffeecup Software's StyleSheet Maker++ is a dedicated application for creating CSS style sheets.
1997-10-06: Danere has released a new version of StyleMaker which supports CSS Positioning through a drag-and-drop interface.
1997-09-12 Optima System's PageSpinner is a shareware HTML editor for MacOS with support for CSS.
1997-09-08 Microsoft's beta version of FrontPage98 has some support for CSS.
1997-03-26 Allaire's HomeSite editor (v. 2.5 and above) now supports CSS.
Adobe FrameMaker since version 5.5 can export HTML+CSS.

Other software

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2010-05-17 YesLogic has released Prince 7.1, a program to produce PDF from HTML, MathML, SVG and generic XML. This version adds PDF actions and some experimental features, such as Web Fonts in WOFF, a 'table-baseline' property (especially useful for math), and a 'border-clip' property (to suppress parts of a border). Prince offers many (standard or proposed) CSS3 features, including hyphenation, rounded corners and footnotes. (Windows, Mac OS X, Solaris, Linux (i386), BSD; free personal license)
2010-05-13 Version 3 of the Sass preprocessor for CSS adds a new input syntax that is a pure superset of CSS. This makes it easy to use Sass with existing style sheets. The Python-style indented syntax is also still available. Can be used stand-alone or integrated in Ruby-on-Rails (Ruby, Open Source)
2009-10-09 TallComponents released WebToPDF.NET BETA which is a 100% .NET component written entirely in C# that converts HTML to PDF. The converter fully supports HTML 4.01, XHTML 1.0, XHTML 1.1 and CSS 2.1 including page breaks, forms and links. It passes all W3C tests (except BIDI). Aural features, script and HTML 4.01 frames are not supported. (.NET, Free evaluation)
2009-09-29 PD4ML is an HTML+CSS to PDF converter. (Java, free trial version)
2009-04-24 Terra Informatica Software publishes the HTMLayout embedded HTML/CSS renderer with its own scripting language, extensive API, and SDKs for Windows and mobile devices. (Windows, free)
2009-03-24 Antenna House released AH Formatter version 5.0. The AH Formatter lays out XML and (X)HTML documents for print or PDF. It handles both CSS and XSL and includes CSS 2.1, Paged Media, GCPM, Multi-column, Vertical Text, etc. It also supports SVG and MathML. (Windows, Linux, Mac OS X; restricted evaluation version)
2008-05-05 Aurelia Systems offers Aurelia Reporter, a printer driver that converts anything you can print to HTML + CSS, for Web pages or e-mail (Windows).
2007-03-07 Julian Graham is developing SCSS and libRUIN. SCSS is a Scheme module for parsing, querying, and emitting style information. libRUIN is a C library that uses SCSS (through GNU Guile) for rendering documents on text terminals (Scheme & C, Open Source)
2007-02-12 c THE dot . de|sign (Christof Hoeke) offers a CSS parser & library in Python called cssutils, currently version 0.9.1 beta. (Open Source)
2006-05-18 RealObjects released PDFreactor, a formatter for XML and (X)HTML documents using CSS, including support for SVG and XSLT. PDFReactor outputs PDF and can be installed on a Web server as a Java servlet. (Java. Free evaluation version)
2005-11-02 Flying Saucer (current version is Beta R5) is a set of Java classes for rendering XHTML/XML + CSS (Java, Open Source)
2005-09-01 CSSToXSLFO is a program that converts an XML document with a CSS style sheet to XSLFO. It has special support for XHTML. (Java, Open source)
2005-08-19 Disruptive Innovations published CSS Selector builder 0.11, a program to interactively construct CSS selectors (written in XUL/XBL, requires Firefox)
2005-07-01 Dzianis Koshkin started the project MYTHcode, a code library including parsers for CSS and XML. (Object Pascal, Open Source)
2005-04-08 Tommi Lahtonen offers a program CSStoXML that parses CSS2 (based on CSS Parser) and outputs the parse tree as an XML file. Also includes an XSLT processor, to transform the tree to other formats (Java, free for non-commercial use)
2004-12-16 Libcroco is a library (in C) for CSS. It supports SAC and CSSOM, can apply selectors to XML elements and has the beginnings of a renderer. (Open Source)
2004-12-08 The CSS Parser (formerly Steady State CSS2 Parser) is available on SourceForge. It implements DOM2 Style and SAC (Java, Open Source)
2004-01-29 David Baldwin sells ThtmlViewer, a browser component for use in programs developed with Delphi (4, 5, 6 and 7). (Windows, free demo)
2003-07-10 Infinity Loop released new versions of upCast and downCast, which convert between XML+CSS and MS Word or RTF. Word and upCast together can also be used as a CSS editor: named styles will be saved as a CSS style sheet. (Many platforms, requires Java, free demo)
2002-10-11 XMLmind has released version 2 of the XMLmind XML Editor, a graphical editor for XML, that supports CSS2 for on-screen layout and printing. (Java, free “Standard Edition,” non-free “Professional Edition”)
2002-01-08 Tidy is a tool to clean up invalid HTML pages (such as generated by some “HTML” editors, unfortunately). It uses heuristics to replace bad mark-up with valid HTML and CSS. BBTidy is a Tidy cast as a plugin for BBEdit on the Mac. (Open Source)
2001-12-06 The Apache project released Batik, an SVG browser. Supports SVG with CSS. (Java, Open Source)
2001-08-06 A Perl CSS project has been started on SourceForge, to develop CSS-DOM and SAC libraries for Perl.
2001-07-09 “xselect” is a C program that extracts all elements from an XML document that match a CSS selector. Part of the HTML-XML-utils package. (Open Source)
2001-04-27 A Perl module that implements SAC, called CSS::SAC, has been written by Robin Berjon. (Open Source.)
2000-02-17 Useful? Or not? Anyway, DeCSS is a tiny (Perl) program by Mr. Bad to strip all CSS from an HTML file.
1999-10-24 SAC (W3C's Simple API for CSS) is in beta. Bindings to C and Java are provided.
1999-10-24 flute 1.0 is W3C's CSS parser in Java.

CSS Specifications

CSS has various levels and profiles. Roughly speaking, desktop browsers implement level 1, 2 or 3, other programs implement the appropriate profile for their platform: cell phone, PDA, television, printer, speech synthesizer, etc.

CSS level 3 is under development. It includes all of level 2 and extends it with new selectors, fancy borders and backgrounds, vertical text, user interaction, speech and much more.
CSS level 2 revision 1 (“CSS 2.1”) contains all of CSS level 1 and adds absolutely positioned elements, automatic numbering, page breaks, right to left text and other things. At this moment, September 2009, it is a Candidate W3C Recommendation.
CSS level 1 (1996, 1999) contains properties for fonts, margins, colors, etc., that nearly all profiles of CSS need. [Also in PDF]
CSS Mobile Profile 1.0 is for devices such as mobile phones and PDAs.
CSS Print Profile is still a draft. It is aimed at low-cost printers.
CSS TV Profile 1.0 is for browsers that run on television sets.

Other specifications that deal with CSS:

SVG contains the CSS properties for styling vector graphics.
Accessibility Features of CSS is a Note about how CSS can make documents more accessible.
Translations of CSS level 1 and translations of CSS level 2.

Book: “Cascading Style Sheets” (3rd ed.) – errata

The history of CSS is described in chapter 20 of the book Cascading Style Sheets, designing for the Web, by Håkon Wium Lie and Bert Bos (2nd ed., 1999, Addison Wesley, ISBN 0-201-59625-3)

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