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Wednesday March 23, 2005

Round Squares with CSS

Want to create squares with rounded corners - and only use CSS? If so, you might want to checkout the CSS Rounded Box Generator. Source: CSS Beauty.

Posted in The Web at Mar 23 2005, 09:35:05 AM MST 2 Comments
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I personally don't like the extra markup in the html. Here's a similar solution that uses javascript to dynamically create the extra divs. http://www.sitepoint.com/article/rounded-corners-css-javascript And here's one that uses some PHP code to actually create the corner images for you. http://hardgrok.org/blog/item/20/ This last one uses a combination of the javascript trick as well as no images. Thats right, NO images. It uses a bullet character I think. THe link seems to be down right now, but its back up again, definitely worth a look. http://pro.html.it/esempio/nifty/ Please answer this simple math question: 6 + 36 ... haha. Awesome.

Posted by Ramin on March 23, 2005 at 08:59 PM MST #

Another example of one that works based on bullets

Posted by gary bogachkov on March 24, 2005 at 01:32 AM MST #

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