Posted by Toby Inkster on 09/25/94 11:52

aaron.reese wrote:

> I dont want to use images

The CSS(3) way is "border-radius", but I don't think any browsers fully
support it yet; Mozilla has an experimental implementation, but you need
to use "-moz-border-radius".

There is an HTC hack for Internet Explorer. It's not standards-compliant
of course, but as long as you include the standards-compliant equivalent,
it shouldn't do too much harm.

http://www.akatsukinishisu.net/itazuragaki/css/nifty_corners_behavior.html

That page should show you everything you need to know. It's in Japanese,
but the code samples should be usable, and you should be able to download
"round.htc" for the IE-stuff.

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