Thierry Koblentz schreef:
So we can use transparent images. If we go with a single SPAN, then the
background image used for the A would show *behind* the image used for the
SPAN (through the transparent area of the image).
I know it's uggly, but this article is 4 or 5 years old :)
Ah, for tabs with rounded corners on a polychrome background.
I had not really noticed the pattern in the background of Kevins design
before. I guess that, in this case, if he uses some tones of blue from
that background and uses that to fill the transparent area outside the
tabs corner it will be fine. The tones are pretty close to one another
so there should be someting in the middle that works on the first tab of
the menu as well as on the last tab without people noticing it.
But it's true that the 1-span sollution won't work in all circumstances.
I'm glad the designers I work with know that rounded corners can be a
real pain in the ass, so they always ask before implementing them in the
design.
cheers,
Sander
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