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Originally Posted by TechieGuy
James is right (as usual). I would use an image to display rounder corners.
As James also mentioned, CSS3 supports rounded corners using the -webkit-border-radius:[size];-moz-border-radius:[size]; definitions.
The problem with using CSS is that the above definitions are supported by Firefox but not IE. I'm not sure about the other browsers.
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Yep, that's true. The effects don't work on IE yet, because it doesn't support CSS3.
only displays rounded corners for Firefox, (notice the "moz" is probably from
mozzila). However,
Code:
-webkit-border-radius
works for Chrome and Safari, as both are built from the Webkit open source project. (Not entirely sure)
The last thing about rounded corners with CSS3, or any CSS3 stuff (e.g.
) will come out as error in validation, because it will say that this is currently an experimental feature. Even though, I use it because images are very annoying and messy (for me).
