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NBK*Twitch said:Also put -khtml-border-radius and -o-border-radius for opera and khtml web browsers.Cosmic said:Also use -webkit-border-radius. That will make it work for several other browsers other than FireFox. IE not included.
Ahh thanks for the info.el canadiano said:NBK*Twitch said:Also put -khtml-border-radius and -o-border-radius for opera and khtml web browsers.Cosmic said:Also use -webkit-border-radius. That will make it work for several other browsers other than FireFox. IE not included.
No need. As a matter of fact, Webkit browsers don't need webkit-border-radius anymore. Mozilla still needs moz-border-radius because they still haven't supported the W3 implementation of border-radius for CSS 3 and opted for its own. Even IE 9 supports border-radius, for crying out loud.
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