CSS Library
- CSS3 Rounded Corners using border-radius
Among CSS3's handy new features is the border-radius property, which offers a clean and easy way of adding rounded corners to elements on the page. The rounded corner look can be applied to any or all four corners of an element, and even works with elements with a background image.
- CSS Smart Image Enlarger
This versatile CSS image enlarger lets you display image thumbnails that resize to their original dimensions when the mouse rolls over them. Only one image is needed in each case.
- CSS3 Box Shadows ("box-shadow"property)
CSS3 supports a new"box-shadow"property that makes it very easy to add shadows to elements on your page, such as images, DIVs and SPANs. Lets see how to take advantage of it!
- jQuery Drop Line Tabs
This menu turns a nested UL list into a horizontal drop line tabs menu. The top level tabs have rounded corners thanks to the use of two transparent background images
- jQuery Drop Line Menu
This menu turns a nested UL list into a horizontal drop line menu, with each sub menu appearing as a single row of links beneath its parent menu. To polish it up, the menu uses a touch of jQuery magic to apply a nice slide down effect to each sub menu as it is revealed.
- Corp Blue CSS Menu
This corporate blue themed menu uses the sliding door technique to create 2 states. While it works perfectly fine against a white background, for black background pages, the tabs reveal a thick white outline around its edges.
- Nested Side Bar Menu
This is a simple yet professional looking multi level side menu. Markup wise it's just a regular nested UL list, turned into a drop down menu using a very small JavaScript code.
- Thick Underline Menu
This horizontal CSS menu goes with a minimalist approach, by applying just a thick border underneath each link to give it style. It supports easy centering (or right aligning) on the page, just by changing the text-align property in the CSS. No images are used, just good old code.
- Corporate CSS Tableless form
This is an elegant tableless CSS form template with a decidedly corporate look and feel. The most commonly used form elements with corresponding legends are added in to get you up and going quickly.
- jQuery Multi Level CSS Menu #2
This is a multi-level horizontal CSS menu created using a regular nested HTML list, then turned into a fully functional drop down menu using CSS and a touch of jQuery. The sub menus slide in and out into view.
