CSS3 Examples

4.1

Glossy Horizontal Menu
A nicely curved, glossy looking horizontal menu. Three images are used to create the interface- an underlining repeating gradient image, plus left and right parts of a sliced tab image for the selected tab.

4

CSS Indent Menu
Using two gradient background images, this horizontal CSS menu makes the active/ selected menu item appear indented. The width of the menu is set to 80% of its container in the demo .The entire menu markup plus images combined comes in at a very lean 2.5kb.

4.1

Inverted Shift Down Menu II
This inverted horizontal menu creates tabs where the active tab is both longer and its text offset downwards compared to its less active counterparts. It does this by manipulating the tab's top/bottom padding values plus the color of its bottom border.

3.7

Inverted Shift Down Menu
This clean CSS horizontal menu contains tabs with text that shift downwards slightly when the mouse rolls over it. And just for demonstration, it shows how to make the bottom corners of each tab rounded using CSS3 and Mozilla's proprietary declarations for rounded corners.

4.1

Inverted Modern Bricks Menu
By popular request, this is an alternate, inverted version of the original Modern Bricks Menu. Markup wise it's slighter smaller than the original version.

4

Modern Bricks Menu
This is a modern looking, imageless horizontal menu. The selected menu item merges with the band below it to help it stand out even more. As mentioned, the menu uses no images, making customization a breeze.

3.8

Glowing Tabs Menu
Glowing Tabs Menu uses a background image that accentuates the outline of each tab. And to jazz it up, the selected tab "glows", by using the "Sliding Doors