JavaScript rounded corners

Every webdeveloper have had the problem with the round corners of Html elements. Using a images is so difficult sometimes, and delays the work so much! There is a solution and it comes with a very nice JavaScript library.

Check out this: http://dillerdesign.com/experiment/DD_roundies/

I hope that can help many web developers!

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3 Responses to JavaScript rounded corners

  1. bertold says:

    Good article! Keep going! Greets

  2. victor says:

    Yes but it doesn’t work under Opera !!! What do you suggest? Is it OK for you as web developer?

  3. stoimen says:

    Yes it does not, but that’s because Opera has not anything like border radius. You can set a transparent mask for every browser, and use with conditional CSS include only for IE if you’d like to be strictly correct!

    Greetings.

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