Mike's response helped me out, so this issue is no more. Thanks to the
thousands of others who are undoubtedly crafting a response for me. ;)
-mikeyOn 10/13/06, Mike DeFreitas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
An example can be found at http://1wordreviews.com/ when you click on the "login" or "register"
For IE you need to make sure that elements that you corner have
layout. divs do not have layout by default. You can give them an
explicit hieght or width or use something more subtle like zoom. For
details see: http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/onhavinglayout.html
Mike
On 10/13/06, Mike DeFreitas
An example can be found at http://1wordreviews.com/ when you click on the "login" or "register" links. I have two classes of divs, .legend & .fieldset (legacy naming from when I was actually using fieldsets). When I set the .legend to have rounded top corners and the .fieldset div to have rounded b
