One of the most common things that I see on websites are the ordered and unordered lists in people's HTML code. But, what I don't see is a more original look to them - they're all the same indentation, the same space between the entries, and all have the same look to them. Ever wished that you could find a way to make yours fit in a little bit better with your site? Well, A List Apart is here to help you....

In their latest article, CSS Design: Taming Lists, they dive into the CSS details of how to bend lists to your will, forcing them to fit in with the rest of your site without having to resort to font tags or hacks that may or may not always work. They show you how to change things like positioning, the markers that show each item (yes, you can use GIFs!), and how to pull it all together and much more to make some pretty impressive CSS layouts.