Advice required to create rounded corners

[Alan]

Can someone advise me on how to edit the HTML on my webpage to create
rounded corners or perhaps just one on the top left corner of the centre
cream panel of my website at www.watchrepairer.co.uk please.

I would also like to be able to insert some links buttons running from top
downwards on the outer left hand side of the cream panel as well, but
haven't a clue how to start, can someone helpwith this also?

Regards and thanks in advance.
Alan

 

[Eric Bohlman]

Can someone advise me on how to edit the HTML on my webpage to create
rounded corners or perhaps just one on the top left corner of the
centre cream panel of my website at www.watchrepairer.co.uk please.

Creating rounded corners isn't done by editing HTML; it's done by editing
images using an image editor (you set the "rounded off" part of the corner
to transparent color if you're using a format like GIF or PNG that allows
transparency, or to whatever you're going to use as your page background
color if you're using something like JPG that doesn't).

I would also like to be able to insert some links buttons running from
top downwards on the outer left hand side of the cream panel as well,
but haven't a clue how to start, can someone helpwith this also?

You'd mark up your links as a <UL> and then use CSS to suggest the styling.
Take a look at <http://www.alistapart.com/articles/taminglists/> for some
ideas.

 

[Nick Howes]

Creating rounded corners isn't done by editing HTML

You *can* create corners in CSS but as far as I know they only work in new
Mozillas and Firebird. So if you want everybody to see your corners then
Alan's best sticking with images.

 

[Alan]

Eric

Thank you for your reply, can you suggest a suitable image editor?

Alan

 

[Whitecrest]

Thank you for your reply, can you suggest a suitable image editor?

First, learn to put the text you are replying to at the top in this
newsgroup.

Second there is an awesome FREE photo editor that is right up there with
photo shop. There are version for PC and *nix

http://www2.arnes.si/~sopjsimo/gimp/

You will find it there.