Common patterns of markup & style

Overall I like it, It can be very usefull for initial mark up where design isn't much inportant. Definitely took a place at my bookmarks.<p>Only one thing I noticed. I am not sure if it is a bug, but please check this page <a href="http://pea.rs/forms/multi-left-labels" rel="nofollow">http://pea.rs/forms/multi-left-labels</a> (and apparently same at <a href="http://pea.rs/forms/top-labels" rel="nofollow">http://pea.rs/forms/top-labels</a>)<p>It has some problems with displaying textarea, at least for me it looks like that: <a href="http://i.imgur.com/tJKiG.png" rel="nofollow">http://i.imgur.com/tJKiG.png</a><p>I am using Windows 7 with Firefox 9.0.1

I'm a web developer trying to be a designer as well and the one thing that always frustrates me with HTML 5 resources is that they focus on the definition of each new element and not proper use which preserves its semantic value within a document. This one pretty much nailed it with good examples. Thanks for sharing!

It's a good initiative but utterly wrong regarding best practices for css selectors.<p>ol.tags li a span.meta<p>Really? Why not something like:<p>.tags-vertical .meta<p>I like the overall style a lot tho.

Awesome stuff. Are these layout elements valid HTML &#38; CSS (I'm too lazy to run it through a validator at the moment)?<p>This is a great resource of commonly used web elements, kudos to you.

Awesome resource. Quite jealous of those just starting out. I wish I would have had stuff like this when I first started.

Looks good, but what should I be learning from this?