I've spent a full day trying to figure out how to make my fanpage box have rounded corners that will show up if someone uses ie as their browser (it works beautifully for firefox) - please help
As above no easy way in IE. Lots of different techniques shown at: http://www.devwebpro.com/25-rounded-corners-techniques-with-css/
I've been following this trend as well and I have to say that its not really worth your time right now as browsers are basically just getting to the point now where they are 'experimenting' with it. I would just design it around a GIF/JPG/PNG or whatever other format rather than going CSS. Unfortunately its 2010 and IE still is stuck in 1995.
I have attached a zip file, it will explain as well as give you the demo of getting rounded corner in IE6,7 etc. No extra markup is required.
Round corners for IE6,7, the subject that I must learn more.(Still many companies using ie6 NOW here!!!!) Will re-read again. Thanks much for the sharing. Ked
Thanks Master_Seller for good script. Here is a tool to generate image for gradient round coners. http://www.pagecolumn.com/tool/roundcorner.htm
yes there is way to do dat for IE follow the link http://www.htmlremix.com/css/curved-corner-border-radius-cross-browser i think u also need to download the .htc file http://code.google.com/p/curved-corner/downloads/detail?name=border-radius.htc here i used the css for my border style for IE * the astrix to target IE. and filter is to give shadow to div , in IE
There's a few scripts out there but alot of them cause weird shadows in IE. It's almost always better to just make a rounded image in photoshop, div and absolute top:-??px
Creating an image with photoshop can be the best solution when you know the size of your div won't change. If you decide to add more content in your div, what if your div get bigger? you will have to redo your image, or divide your div. It's possible, but can become annoying. So it might be helpful to know how to do it both ways.