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rounded background for class elements?
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I hope this is the right forum. What I would like to know is if I must use an image for the following, or if css can do it. When I assign a class to my hyperlinks so that the background is coloured; say #888888, it shows itself as a rectangle with square corners. Can I round off the corners using css or must i use an image as the background for the class element. |
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It would be nice if that could be done but at this point an image would be it I believe.
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Mozilla can do it - http://www.codingforums.com/showthre...326#post123565
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Re: Eeewwww...
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  Oh well. I just thought that if you saw my site, youd swear I had only a virtual ruler and pencil. Its all square looking. tidy but square  bazz |
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Re: Eeewwww...
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Seriously now
Okay, all kidding aside: is there any chance the Moz proprietary props find there way into some or 'other CSS standard - sorry, Recommendation?
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It is - "border-radius" is part of CSS3 - http://www.w3.org/TR/2002/WD-css3-bo...-border-radius
But since it's still a working draft it may change before it becomes a recommendation. Hence the "-moz-" prefix - if the recommendation is different mozilla can still implement it without breaking their current one 
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