I think it's more efficient to just use an the circle-image background hack anyway ... All the bytes you drop in the image transfer, you pick up again in scripts and client-side processing time.
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Am having the same problem with IE8 not rendering my rounded corners but comes out in chrome and FF.
You're not going to get anywhere using CSS3. If possible, have normal square edges and round corners as an enhancement.
I used to make the effort for workarounds like injecting with javascript but lately my clients have been a lot more understanding about browser limitations which has allowed me to plod along with parts of the project that matter.
cmcp. thanks. I came across a script DD curvy corners and it works perfectly ok across borwsers. Problem is, seems it doesnt accept any background image. Anyone used it before?
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