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Another one based on sliding doors this one uses NO images so it can be INFINITELY resized. It also allows the use of the whole tab for a hover effect. It uses a definition list to hold the menu and the curved corners are produced using styled spans.
Works in IE5.01, IE5.5, IE6, Opera 7.5, Mozilla, Firefox and NN7.1.
Update 1st June 2004
The third menu added, just for Ryan, to show how you could mix single and double line tabs. It's a bit of a fudge just to please Opera. There is an easier way for IE and Firefox etc.
Update 10th April 2005
Probably easier to use the 'Snazzy Menu'.
Update 21st August 2006
Rewritten to make this work in Opera v9.01
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