Sent by Kevin Doyle on 23 July 2008 14:02
From: Christopher [EMAIL-REMOVED]>
Now I am trying to get some round corners, this is what I have done I
have my <id> and I created some <classes> for example
Bottom Right \ Bottom Left \ Top Left \ Top Right
Now if I have the following:
<div id="aboutme">
<div class="aboutmetxt">
/* Do I create a div class nested here with 3 more others nested for
each corner ? */
Then create the CSS rules
..BR <bottom right
..BL <bottom left
..TR <top right
..TL <top left
At this point is this correct? IF NOT ignore the rest of this message IF
RIGHT read on
Then do I put the corner images as image tags on in the HTML or as
background images in CSS, I am following this page:
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Christopher,
I found this page by doing a simple search on Google:
http://kalsey.com/2003/07/rounded_corners_in_css/
It's a tutorial on how to create rounded corners in CSS. The problem with creating rounded corners
with CSS is that IE doesn't have a style for rounded corners. So, you have to use some CSS tricks to
get the rounded corners. Check out the tutorial I linked above.
Good luck.
k.
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