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    Is it possible to have a rounded corner using css? If yes then how can I do it? I am looking for making gallery and I need fast loading background for image display.


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    Yes its possible. you have to create corner images and place those images in the div.

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    This alternative doesn't use images. You can use this tool to create the CSS code for rounded corners. Just input the colors and select the border width for the box you want to generate and it'll give you the CSS underneath the generated image.

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    It is possible. Using the moz properties.
    But it doesnt work in IE.
    It only turned your site into the normal box.
    The only way to fix it is by using image if you want your website to look good in cross browser.
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    I make trandparent images for the corners and set into the table , in this way I am able to make rounded corner for my site.

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    Rounded corners is one of the most expected CSS3-features. It is supported in Firefox and other standard compliant browsers.

    Not including *stupid* IE, of course

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    you can use a tool and create it very quickly...
    This alternative doesn't use images. You can use this tool to create the CSS code for rounded corners. Just input the colors and select the border width for the box you want to generate and it'll give you the CSS underneath the generated image.

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    use tools to create quickly.This alternative doesn't use images. You can use this tool to create the CSS code for rounded corners. Just input the colors and select the border width for the box you want to generate and it'll give you the CSS underneath the generated image.
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    hey....
    rounded corner is one of the nice CSS features..
    and your one is not for image....
    by using tools you can work more easily and efficiently......
    so go for it dude...
    ..........

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    The Basics of Rounded Corners

    Rounded corners rely on the fact that computer monitors and our eyes are not that good at viewing what are effectively tiny squares (the pixels). So if you set up a series of pixels along the edges of your elements, you can line them up in such a way that they make the box they are edging appear to have rounded edges. For example, this page demonstrates how you can set up rounded corners on various div elements.

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