When building www.aberfoylehubccc.org.au we wanted the main navigation menu items to look like manila folder tabs. This meant it was necessary to add an outwardly flaring curve to the bottom of each nav menu item.
The inward curves at the top of each menu item are easily achieved with border-radius.
Folding@Home Stats
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| Team ID missing - Check in later | |
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| Most recent work unit completion date missing - Check in later | |
| Report generated on | 20 April 2021, 3:39 am |
 Folding@home allows anyone to assist with disease research by donating their unused computer processing power. To join in, simply download the F@H software. |
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