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2009 Update How about glossy, rounded corner Mac OS X-style buttons with 100% CSS, two HTML elements and zero images? CSS 3 is coming, and you should start using it now if you aren't already. Take a look at CSS 3 and The Future: Image-free Rounded Corners, Drop Shadows and Gradients. Another Technique for The Pile. Yep, it's another article detailing a method of doing rounded corners with CSS. In
2007 Update A new technique, Even More Rounded Corners With CSS, has been published; it uses a single image instead of slices, and still supports PNG + alpha transparency etc. Check it out. 2006 Version Admit it. You know it, your Mom knows it and even your Grandmother probably knows it by now: Rounded corners, borders and drop shadows (while nothing new) are all the rage these days on the "Web 2.
Runde und andere Ecken In diesem Tutorial werden Sie lernen, wie man mit Hilfe einiger verschachtelter div-Tags und CSS eine nahezu frei skalierbare grafische Box gestalten kann. Wie sieht es aus? Bevor wir anfangen, können Sie gleich mal einen Blick auf das spätere Endergebnis werfen. Diese Box besteht aus fünf ineinandergeschachtelten divs, von denen die vier äuÃeren jeweils eine Ecke und einen
Here's a dialog. For some nifty drop-shadows with alpha transparency, see the PNG-based version. Download this code + images This is an inline dialog. This approach makes use of the "sliding doors" technique of background image layering, where two elements are nested in order to provide "left" and "right" images. In this particular case, the left images have been cut at 800px width but could easil
This is an inline dialog. Note this particular version will not render correctly in IE < 7, as no DirectX/alphaImageLoader filters are being applied. As alpha transparency is being applied with the PNGs, margins are used to make room to allow the "sliding doors" technique to have a transparent right-hand corner that does not have the left side tiling underneath it. For example: The top right-hand
Even More Rounded Corners With CSS (Another technique for the pile.) 2009 update: CSS 3 and border-radius can do rounded corners without any images, and support for RGB/alpha opacity and gradients with opacity is also on the way. Check out CSS 3 and the future for newer, shinier examples! There's an increasing desire (at time of writing, February 2007) to provide rounded corner dialogs with variou
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