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10 jQuery Enhanced CSS Buttons

Sam Deering
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Nothing’s more than appealing than to have an awesome web button appearance on your webpage. As such, we have collected 10 useful CSS buttons techniques that have all been improved and enhanced by the amazing power of jQuery. Check out our tutorials below.

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