CSS Oval buttons
These buttons use the sliding doors technique of CSS, plus two sliced background images with "on" and "off" states, to create flexible oval shaped CSS buttons, similar to CSS Square Buttons. Each button can accommodate text of variable widths and supports a hover effect when the mouse rolls over it. The only limitation is the height of the button, which is fixed based on the background image's height.

CSS Pagination Links
Inspired by the pagination interface you see at the footer of Digg.com, this is our version of a CSS pagination links bar, digg style. The links are list based.

CSS Pseudo-classes
Pseudo-class are an interesting group of selectors in CSS that apply to elements when they're in a certain state or condition. The most prevalent use of pseudo classes is to style the various states of text links.

CSS Square buttons
These buttons use the sliding doors technique of CSS, plus two sliced background images with "on" and "off" states, to create flexible glossy looking CSS buttons. Each button can accommodate text of variable widths and supports a hover effect when the mouse rolls over it. The only limitation is the height of the button, which is fixed based on the background image's height.

CSS3 Gradient Menu Buttons
These fancy looking buttons brings together CSS3's border-radius, box-shadow, and linear gradients to create glossy looking menu buttons that use NO images.

Depressible Circle Buttons
These large, circular buttons employ CSS3 shadows to create a 3D, depressible effect, with hovering over a button causing it to depress. Four different button colors are presented to give you a jump start in inspiration for using these bold menu buttons. Go big -and round- or go home!

Flipboard CSS buttons
Flipboard creates a series of CSS buttons that flip horizontally on themselves when the mouse rolls over them, creating an elegant, eye catching effect. It employs CSS3 transform and transitions to do the heavy work.