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CSS Dock Menu

Written by Thomas

Topics: Webdesign

Visit www.ndesign-studio.com/blog/mac/css-dock-menu If you wana implement a “mac like” menu in your webpage: have a look at the CSS dock menu. It is using the Jquery Javascript library and the Fisheye component.

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Posted on 14 January 2008

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