Hi guys, how do I go about creating rounded/curved corners for my divs or 'table data'. I'm not sure if this only involves html & css only? I suspect there could be some javascript. anyway, if you know how i can go about that, feel free to help. Other resources or code are highly welcomed. Thanks in advance!
webish
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Jump to Post-moz-border-radius for Firefox
border-radius for CSS3
But I don't know how well supported is the CSS3 standard on internet explorer browsers (I know it works in firefox and in opera), for internet explorer you could use the old-fashioned rounded gifs at the four corners to trick the viewer into thinking …
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adyopo
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-moz-border-radius for Firefox
border-radius for CSS3
But I don't know how well supported is the CSS3 standard on internet explorer browsers (I know it works in firefox and in opera), for internet explorer you could use the old-fashioned rounded gifs at the four corners to trick the viewer into thinking the corner is round -moz-border-radius: 2px; gives all the corners a 2 pixel radius. -moz-border-radius-bottomleft: 2px gives only the bottom left corner a 2 pixel radius, and so on and so forth, and for border-radius it's the same thing.
serkan sendur
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if you use ASP.NET, there is a rounded corner extension in the ajax control toolkit. you dont even need to write single line of code.
drumichael87
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an easy way to go is to make your rounded corners w/ photoshop and have one for the top and one for the bottom, and have the middle image repeat-y.
webish
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Thank you all. I'm grateful. I'm gonna try all your solutions for exploration and find which works best.
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