Nicer Navigation with CSS Transitions
Newer versions of Apple’s Safari web browser (and Google Chrome, which is also based on Webkit) support a vendor-specific implementation of the CSS3 Transition property. Adding these to some basic Navigation CSS is an easy way to spice things up in those browsers.
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