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Sweet tabbed navigation bar using CSS3 Although I don't understand why animations have been added in CSS3, this upcoming standard does have a couple of very neat features added to the CSS we're using today. I wanted to take a couple of these new things, and create a Sweet tabbed navigation using CSS3. This tutorial takes on the following CSS(3) properties: rgba opacity text-shadow pseudo selectors rounded corners gradients box-shadow As you could expect, this demo only works in browsers that support the new CSS3 features. This code fully works in Safari / Firefox 3.6, but hasn't been tested in other browsers.

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