[Bob]

These are some links that I find useful when coding navigations & rounded corners/fluid boxes, hopefully they can come to some use for you as well .

CSS Menus:

• http://13styles.com/

CSS Rounded Corners:

• http://www.cssjuice....iques-with-css/

[Sam Asante]

Thanks so much Bob.
Just what I needed

[Diffraction]

Good job, Bob.

[Alex Leeds]

Although using images to sustain the rounded corners effect is good for cross browser rounded corners, I prefer the CSS3 / Mozilla / Webkit method which is:

CODE

CSS3: border-radius: 6px;

Mozilla: -moz-border-radius: 6px;

Webkit: -webkit-border-radius: 6px;

All of these CSS "functions" will supply the div, table or whatever you're applying it to with rounded corners / borders. You can also apply an extra '-' into the function to specify the specific corner you would like rounded.
For example:

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border-bottom-right-radius: 6px;
-moz-border-radius-topleft: 6px;
-webkit-border-top-left-radius: 6px;

With web browsers being constantly updated and improved upon, and the older ones (IE6) fading away at a faster pace everyday, I much prefer using this method then using an image. Additionally the javascripted rounded corners are nice as well.

[Will Roberts]

With web browsers being constantly updated and improved upon, and the older ones (IE6) fading away at a faster pace everyday, I much prefer using this method then using an image. Additionally the javascripted rounded corners are nice as well.

IE6 is still widely used and cannot be ignored if you want to run a professional outfit.

Also, the rounded corners that are generated from these kits do not come close to image quality and if done well the images you use only total a few kb.

[Diffraction]

Also, the rounded corners that are generated from these kits do not come close to image quality

Actually, not true. It depends on the browser. in Firefox 3.1 beta it looks awesome and very smooth.

[thinglie]

A list apart have done articles on both of these. Man, I love that website.

[Will Roberts]

Actually, not true. It depends on the browser. in Firefox 3.1 beta it looks awesome and very smooth.

The largest population doesn't use Firefox

Also, as shameless as it is.... I have some menus up with tutorials on my site here http://www.fatbasturd.co.uk

[Diffraction]

The largest population doesn't use Firefox

More people are using Firefox then you realize.

[Will Roberts]

IE still has more

[Sam Granger]

Agreed with Will. Actually shamed to say I'm posting this in buggy IE8! But FF is still way under the % of IE users. Best to have sites working perfect in IE6+ and FF.