Hi,
I have a transparent circle (20X20) in PNG format. I want to use it to make a DIV or TABLE with rounded edges. How can I do it with CSS?
I tried with some examples but none of them were cross-browser compatible.
Thanks
veledrom
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Jump to PostI can't remember which but some older versions of IE don't like PNG images and you need to use a workaround for them (I remember doing this with a couple of sites but it was a couple of years ago so can't remember how) - that may be your problem.
Jump to PostIf you Google PNG in IE6 you will find solutions
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simplypixie
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I can't remember which but some older versions of IE don't like PNG images and you need to use a workaround for them (I remember doing this with a couple of sites but it was a couple of years ago so can't remember how) - that may be your problem.
veledrom
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simplypixie
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If you Google PNG in IE6 you will find solutions
veledrom
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Guys don't worry about the PNG. I can use any image just the CSS code I need.
Thanks
simplypixie
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You can use border-radius in CSS3 to create your rounded corners without an image - try this article http://www.css3.info/preview/rounded-border/
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