Some day agos, jsB@nk presented to you a cool list of awesome, unique web experiments based on CSS3 via Beautiful and Stunning CSS3 Animation Experiments, and today in this JavaScript article, jsB@nk keep showing you a list of other 50+ web applications, JavaScript experiments that built on CSS3 technology; especially, we have full completed tutorials to create these stunning CSS3 experiments by yourself. Some names you will be excited: Sexy Vertical Sliding Panel, Awesome Overlays with CSS3, 3D Ribbons, Beautiful Looking Custom Dialog Box, Halftone Navigation Menu, Coverflow With CSS Transforms, 3D CSS Transforms, Taggify, AmberJack, SimpleModal, jQuery Masonry, WebKit Clock, Microsoft Office Minibar.

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Angled Content Mask with CSS

This article explains how to create angled CSS content �masks�. The idea is pretty simple and uses CSS transform property (rotation, to be more precise).

Pure CSS Folded-Corner Effect

Learn how to create a simple CSS folded-corner effect without images or extra markup. It works well in all modern browsers and is best suited to designs with simple colour backgrounds; supported by Firefox 3.5+, Chrome 4+, Safari 4+, Opera 10+, IE 8+.

Fade Image Into Another

Learn how to create an image rollover by giving the element a background image. There are three ways to fade in the opacity.

Using CSS Text-Shadow to Create Cool Text Effects

The CSS3 text-shadow property has been around for some time now and is commonly used to recreate Photoshop�s Drop Shadow type shading to add subtle shadows which help add depth, dimension and to lift an element from the page. A demo is available if you�d like to see what it looks like before you give it a try yourself.

Correcting Orphans with Overflow

The overflow property in CSS can be used in various ways and comes in handy when correcting bugs. Below are some tutorials that demonstrate how to clear up some common issues using the overflow property.

CSS Sprites without Using Background Images

� The first approach in my mind was to do the typical CSS Sprites but this requires CSS work which my client did not know much of. I wanted to give him the access to update his affiliate banners using WordPress, and the simplest thing was to let him just upload his own images and put the URL in a custom field. No CSS tweaks involved, just what he needed.�

Make All Links Feel Subtly More Button-Like

On this current design of CSS-Tricks, you may have noticed how all links bump themselves down one pixel as you click them. This tutorial displays how to implement this technique.

CSS 100% Height

A common problem among designers is how to get a div to stretch 100% of the window�s height. There are a few different techniques out there, and this tutorial shows one of them.

CSS3 Drop-Down Menu

A clean, simple a nice navigation menu, designed by Nick La.

Vertical Centering With CSS

There are a few different ways to vertically center objects using CSS, but choosing the right one can be difficult. Here is a list of the best ways and an explanation of how to create a nice centered website.

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