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If you would like to create elliptical corners on a div, you can accomplish this with CSS3. Most new browsers will recognize elliptical corners, available with CSS3. However, browsers not recognizing CSS3 may appreciate -webkit variations (the -mos-border-radius does not support elliptical corners).
In each case, there are 2 parameter to the border radius declaration. That is:
If you would like to create elliptical corners on selected corners, there is an option to handle this situation. This is available in CSS3, and special case options for old -webkit browsers.
The parameters are the same as the standard border radius, but affects only the selected corner.”
If you would like to create rounded corners on a div, account for old and new browsers. Most new browsers will recognize rounded corners, available with CSS3. However, browsers not recognizing CSS3 may appreciate -mos, -webkit and -khtml variations.
In each case, there is 1 parameter to the border radius declaration. That is:
If you would like to create rounded corners on selected corners, there is an option to handle this situation. This is available in CSS3, and special case options for -moz and -webkit browsers.
The parameters are the same as the standard border radius, but affects only the selected corner.”
If you would like to create drop shadows, account for old and new browsers. Most new browsers will recognize box-shadow, available with CSS3. However, browsers not recognizing CSS3 may appreciate -mos and webkit variations.
In each case, there are 4 parameters to the shadow declaration. These are:
If you would like to create a 3D curve effect on the edge of a box, there is an option in the box shadow. This is available in CSS3, and special case options for moz and webkit browsers.
The parameters are the same as the standard box-shadow, with the addition of a clarifying parameter “inset.”
This blog is another how-to-do site. It is primarily for my own purposes. As I wander around doing websites, I find answers to questions. Not wanting to have to search repeatedly for the answers, and knowing I will forget, I plan to add posts to this site to remind me of how-to-do facts I will need in the future.
If this blog helps you with your problems … great. If you want to make a suggestion, great. Perhaps this blog can help myself and others throughout the internet.
Enjoy.