[Yo!]

Is there a way to make a div with rounded corners but without using images to make it work.
If this is possible will my css dropshadow still work or will I just have to make a sacrifice.
Thanks!
Yo!

[Lemur]

http://tinyurl.com/3jtbq6l

[Syfer]

Yo!, on 04 September 2011 - 09:49 PM, said:

Is there a way to make a div with rounded corners but without using images to make it work.
If this is possible will my css dropshadow still work or will I just have to make a sacrifice.
Thanks!
Yo!

You mean Controlling the borders?
p.s

visit this sites
http://jonraasch.com...in-all-browsers
http://www.css3.info...rounded-border/

hope it helps you. t.c.a

This post has been edited by Syfer: 05 September 2011 - 06:20 AM

[RudiVisser]

If you're using a CSS Drop Shadow that means you're already using CSS3, in this case it's simple..

<style type="text/css">
div.rounded {
    border-radius: 10px;
    border: 1px solid #000000;
}</style>
<div class="rounded">Testing testing<br />123 Test</div>

Et voila!

Now, your shadow will also work (presuming that you're using box-shadow). Of course, this will only work for good/new browsers, but since you're using box-shadow(?) already, you know that.

[Yo!]

RudiVisser, on 05 September 2011 - 06:36 AM, said:

Of course, this will only work for good/new browsers, but since you're using box-shadow(?) already, you know that.

Cool man, thanks! I didn't know that's what it was used for ... so that's going to be helpful in the future.
Also how is it that I can have Firefox 9<nightly> and some people still have out of date web browsers

[modi123_1]

You have FF9? Damn I am still on 6.

[Gavisann]

modi123_1, on 06 September 2011 - 03:19 PM, said:

You have FF9? Damn I am still on 6.

I win.



But, I rarely use it.

For older browsers, I either redirect them to a mobile version of the site or I notify them that the page will not display properly in their current browser.

[modi123_1]

I still rock out IE 6 to keep the numbers high in people's page stats. "ARrrgh! I can't stop programming for IE6 because that seems to be 45% of my traffic!". heh.

[Gavisann]

modi123_1, on 06 September 2011 - 03:25 PM, said:

I still rock out IE 6 to keep the numbers high in people's page stats. "ARrrgh! I can't stop programming for IE6 because that seems to be 45% of my traffic!". heh.

Ha, such an ass!

[modi123_1]

It's true. Thirty minutes after I head to work my home pc spins up an application that loads an ever growing list of web pages and fires the urls through IE6 and a tor tunnel. After the main page loads it dives for the 'news' link to simulate a user. I have successfully stopped a handful from dropping IE6 support out of fear, and the vast majority lament dropping support because dedicated followers are using it. At best I stop progress, at worst I keep web developers up at night worried they might lose eyeballs by being progressive. Either way I win.

[Lemur]

You kidding? I just use a profile switcher to make it look like I'm IE6 and randomly slow-flood top web designers sites.