In addition to Premium WordPress Plugin, we, over at CodeCanyon, also recently launched a CSS category, specifically made for high quality, and super convenient items, such as three-level menus, CSS tabs, pricing grids, frameworks, etc. I’d like to show you a quick sampling of the best of what we have so far, after a couple weeks.

1. Griddler Pricing Grid I

“SaaS (Software as a Service) style HTML5 /CSS3 pricing grid that degrades well for unsupported browsers.”

2. CSS3 Buttons

“Create buttons by simply adding different classes to links, submits, and button elements.”

3. Droplink

“Create a cool looking drop-down list of links. There are three examples included: one with text as main link, one with an image as main link, and one where each link has a small icon.”

4. Griddler Pricing Grid II

“SaaS (Software as a Service) style HTML5 /CSS3 pricing grid that degrades well for unsupported browsers.”

5. CSS Pagination Pack

“Spice up your pages with these fresh looking pagination menus. No images have been used; only CSS! Seven predefined colors are provided with hover and active states! More colors will be added in the near future. These bars have been tested to work in all major browsers.”

6. CSS3 Tabs

“You might normally think of tabbed content as involving JavaScript. These tabs are 100% CSS and behave largely like any other tabbed content area you have come across, including the ability to link to specific tabs through hash tags in the URL.

This item includes twelve variations including color variations (Autumn, Business, MossyGarden), style variations (Buttons, Centered, Shadowy), and placement variations (Bottom, Centered, Right).”

7. CSS Framework + Form Elements

“Create a blog, corporate website with multiple columns easily without having to remember so many grid classes.”

8. Sleek Borders

“This is a pack of twelve stylish borders for your images. Six styles are included with a gloss variant of each. Full documentation is included. You can also remove the images and use the borders as stylish containers.”

9. Fresh Tooltips

“Precisely designed and coded Fresh Tooltips. Great for any kind of website, very practical. The top one is 100% transparent black, which looks very very cool. Also perfect for learning—I’ve made lots of cross-browser research before I’ve done these, you won’t find better tutorial with such an amazing design than personally going through my code.”

10. Stencil CSS Framework

“Small lightweight CSS framework. Includes base styling (CSS reset & typography), plus plugins to add many other features.”

11. CSS3 Mega Menus

“This is a beautiful drop-down mega menu with five different colors scheme. (Blue, Red, Green, Orange, Purple)”

12. CSS3 Gallery

“CSS3 Gallery is created by purely using CSS – no images. It’s a different sort of web gallery, in which your images display in the screen of a computer LCD.”

13. Simple Admin

“This is a simple CSS admin panel template with horizontal navigation tabs and a search field. This is an ideal template for smaller admin panels or scripts that do not require more feature rich templates.”

14. Fancy 2-Line CSS Buttons

“These 100% CSS buttons are sure to make your site stand out from the crowd. Your visitors will love to click on them too, with 2 lines of information and text driven icons, they’ll know exactly where they are going.”

15. Fresh Forms

“Precisely designed and coded Fresh Forms. Great for any kind of website, very practical. The top one is 100% transparent so you can also place it on texture background. Also perfect for learning—I’ve made lots of cross-browser research before I’ve done these, you won’t find better tutorial with such an amazing design than personally going through my code.”

However, the category is still a baby, at barely two weeks old. As a manager, I can’t wait to see what kind of submissions we’ll be receiving to this category by the end of the year. If you’re not yet an Envato marketplace author yet (why not), you can refer here for the details of signing up to sell your works.