I want to create horizontal navigation tabs that have round-corners
using only CSS.
Is there a way I can do this with CSS only?
<pedant>Nothing can be done with CSS only, you need at least some
markup to hand it from</pedant>
True. The nice thing about Nifty Corners (2) is that the extraneous
markup is added dynamically via Javascript, so at least the code (for
what it's worth) stays without the extraneous markup for future
incarnations. That, and it's much harder to break while editing.
However, it is still possible with CSS + XHTML, and Stu Nicholls has
done numerous examples. There are also several examples of rounded tabs
in his "Menus" section.
http://cssplay.co.uk/boxes/curves.html
http://cssplay.co.uk/boxes/krazy.html
Why is Mozilla using a proprietary moz- CSS property? Wouldn't it be
easier, for them, to just begin supporting CSS3 properties? Is it
because they don't properly implement the CSS3 border-radius?
Regards,
Derek
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