Using mozilla-specific CSS is just as bad as abandoning IE IMO :) There is a solution for everything. You can add rounded corners exactly like your image there and because it's a constant color it'll only be about 1kb which is nothing. I don't see what the big deal here is really but hey.

And the bad thing about abandoning IE is...?
Note that Im not saying code stuff that makes the page fux0rd in IE, but coding stuff only other browsers can see is neccessary. Im gonna leave it at that ebfore this turns into another browser war thread.

The bad thing about abandoning IE is 90% of my traffic uses it :)

There are always ways to get around browser quirks. :)

About 65% in my case given my site's target audience, but it still falls back.

Brad: usually true, but in this case, all I could do in CSS that would work for IE is adjust the top-left image and possibly the top-right. The bottom ones, especially bottom-right, I don't think I could do without modifying the markup or using lame Javascript to do it.

See that is where you and I differ then :p. I strive to make my sites look perfect in as many browsers as I have access too. I support IE5.01+, Firefox, Opera. Those are the three major players and if you have it looking right in those, it'll look right in most of the others too. There's really no excuse for not supporting them, there are ways around all the bugs :) But yes, lets not start another browser debate ;) heh

Well I dont ignore IE in my sites, my site looks good in all browsers (apart from the small space in between my header and sub-header image, a bug which cannot be fixed when using nested tables along with passing the markup as XHTML), but transparency + opacity is one thing IE doesn't support but all other does. This round corner thing is another.
So basically, since you disagree with my view, you are saying that you are deliberately going to avoid making your site look as nice as it could have been just so it will look the same in all browsers.

You can find a good tutorial about css boxes (works with IE) here ;) http://www.stunicholls.myby.co.uk/boxes/krazy.html

If you look at the HTML, you have to modify the markup. That's my whole point; it's not practical to do so in vB given the number of templates that have vB tables in them.

So, to sum up.

You know how to make rounded corners, but you don't want to tell us mere mortals. :disappointed:

Well thanks for wasting my time reading this. I guess I'll move on to the next topic. :tired:

<shakes head>

Thanks for sharing :up: