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Posted by aaron.reese on 09/30/18 11:52
Edwin van der Vaart wrote:
"Rounded corners in CSS works only in Netscape and Mozilla, perhaps
also
in Opera"
Yes, I know and I want this to be browser independant because
unfortunatley most people still use IE.
I want to write straight HTML, proably without CSS that looks like this
<HR width = 100>
<HR width = 104>
<HR width = 107>
<HR width = 110>
<HR width = 112>
<HR width = 113>
<HR width = 114>
so that the edge looks like this (HRs centered); each dash representing
a pixel
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So that the end is curved.
The problem is that I can't get two HRs to sit next to each other
without any white space.
I am prepared to use any in-line tag such as tables or divs but I think
HRs would be easier if I can get them to work.
Tables would require creating a table 120 cells wide and then using
colspan on each row which is produces messy code; and again I am
struggling to eliminate white space between cells and rows.
Obiron
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