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Rounded corners in MS IE 7

How do I get rounded corners in MSIE7? (and cross-browser as a bonus, but IE7 is very important)

Can I do this without additional images?

Do I need a bunch of images for different sizes of text fields and tables?

Update: This is really important, now that I think about it ...

What if I create my HTML from PHP and it can be dynamic, so I can’t know the size?

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I would recommend using CSS3 styles and then CSS3PIE . It works like a charm!

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As with Jan's answer, one possibility is to use a CSS3 border radius and then enable CurvyCorners . You can do this without images - that is, you do not need to provide images to use any of the solutions mentioned here.

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You can have round CSS corners on any element of any width / height. There are many solutions / workarounds for IE. Some of them require JavaScript. Some use VML wrapped in .htc files. Some use multiple images. Numerous methods are discussed here:

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