Rounded corners with javascript using CurveyCorners

Greg K's picture

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On of the guys at work just sent this around after coming across it:

http://www.curvycorners.net/

It is javascript that will make rounded corners on normally square items. Not sure exactly how it works yet (will dive into that after work), but for the little playing we have done here, looks pretty nice.

Thought I would share it.

-Greg

demonhale's picture

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Thanks for sharing greg. It looks pretty awesome, although it generates and adds up a lot of divs to create just one rounded corner on the fly. It makes up for bulkier code, but if you want more style than function, I guess this is the easiest way to go...

Megan's picture

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I've given up on messy ways of creating rounded corners and am now using -moz-border-radius and -webkit-border-radius. In these cases it hasn't been too essential for the design so it doesn't matter if they appear square in other browsers.

... someday they will catch up! Any rounded corners in IE8?

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I looked at quite a few of the rounded corner frameworks out there. I found that ShadedBorders is the easiest to use http://www.ruzee.com/blog/shadedborder/

RalphF

Michael James Swan's picture

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I like it, i spent a few hours of spare time just messing about making silly little websites with it..

Roo's picture

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Wow I haven't been keeping up! The moz and webkit borders are awesome! So simple and easy and clean! It's a shame that it doesn't work in IE...goodness will they ever catch up?

Roo

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