Is it possible to replace four corners of a table with images to make it curved & also table border (top/bottom) with a image?? I heard that we can do this using CSS.
@JonathanAug 27.2003 — #Why dont you just use the position:absolute theory... make your entire image then, you just do the position absolute example: <i> </i><img src="your_file.gif" style="position:absolute;top:3px;left3px;"> <a href="#" style="position:absolute;top:4px;left:150px;">Hello</a>
@PeOfEoAug 29.2003 — #I aggree with johnathan, you can always just put one image in a cell and do all that colspan here there and everywhere to get images in courner cells, which is probably the most commonly used method, but using absolute positioning is move conveiniant and you may also want to go beyond by overlapping some text or something and use z-order, really the css allows you more freedom.
@PeOfEoSep 06.2003 — #Heh, just use a vml rounded rectangle. If I had the time I would take you up on your challenge, but I am about to watch a movie, But I used rounded courners on a hybrid layout on my site, Its only a hybrid due to ie bugs but, you get the idea.
@pyroSep 06.2003 — #Took you up on it (though I used my own files, rather than downloading yours...) and was able to create rounded borders using valid HTML 4.01 Strict and valid CSS with no tables... ?
@PeOfEoSep 07.2003 — #The table method is more complicated. I would have to say css would be a hundred times easier then tables to use for layout, but then ie sucks so I have to do twice as much work in the end as I would if ie would read code like opera or mozilla.