I was being nosey and was looking at the youtube page source the other day, i noticed a tag thanking http://www.spiffycorners.com/ for something. So i went to http://www.spiffycorners.com/ to find out what it was, turns out to be awsome. This site allows you to makeanti-aliased rounded corners using only css!
Rounded div corners using only css, no images! Must see
WOW!
The person who thought of that, seriously is good at CSS. I took a look at the code, man that's crazy. They used like multiple things on one.
I'm sure that's going to come in so much use later, but for people who don't know CSS, they can't adjust the area of rounding o.o
It's a pretty good program, but of course now that I know it, theres no point in useing it MUHAHAHA
It's prettyy cool, Still can't get it over in my head.
The person who thought of that, seriously is good at CSS. I took a look at the code, man that's crazy. They used like multiple things on one.
I'm sure that's going to come in so much use later, but for people who don't know CSS, they can't adjust the area of rounding o.o
It's a pretty good program, but of course now that I know it, theres no point in useing it MUHAHAHA
It's prettyy cool, Still can't get it over in my head.
mu jaw dropped when i saw this
The amazing thing is that the code looks really simple 
that's awesome man
hmmmmm <== complimentary growlery
Looks quite good, although i'm not into that stuff, but I know how to round the corners on an image though!
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This rounded-corner technique is actually rather stupid in my oppinion:
CSS and HTML should be used to format content. It should not be used to replace images - this kinda job should be done, and could be done (more effectively) with images.
Also the filesize for the code is much higher than the size of a full-quality .png would have been, and all the extra div's would make the source code for your document look rather confusing.
CSS and HTML should be used to format content. It should not be used to replace images - this kinda job should be done, and could be done (more effectively) with images.
Also the filesize for the code is much higher than the size of a full-quality .png would have been, and all the extra div's would make the source code for your document look rather confusing.
wouldn't it be a lot easier to just make a gif with transparency? 'twould even look better in my opinion. Don't get me wrong, thing looks great, but why would you bother making a squared image and then typing several paragraphs of code to round the edges, when you can just do that while you are creating the image?
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