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    cameras4toys
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    Is it possible to make a table with curved corners without employing:
    CSS3
    images
    background images

    I need a call-to-action box to display in rich-text e-mails. It must have curved corners. I am using something that works now, with images for the corners, but when images are turned off, the e-mail looks bad.

    #80908
    doobie
    Member

    If you’re not using CSS, images, or background images, there’s nothing else you can use… except maybe a magic wand…

    Use CSS, and employ the beauty of CSS3PIE.com for IE.

    #80956
    noahgelman
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    Yes, unfortunately, when it comes to rounded corners, those are your only options.

    #81645
    DRSelkirk
    Member

    Yes you can use javascript. Here is a demo:

    http://jquery.malsup.com/corner/

    There is also a CSS3 cross browser method but I’ve never used it:

    http://www.htmlremix.com/css/curved-corner-border-radius-cross-browser

    #81861
    rch
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    "cameras4toys" wrote:
    I need a call-to-action box to display in rich-text e-mails. It must have curved corners. I am using something that works now, with images for the corners, but when images are turned off, the e-mail looks bad.

    For Rich Text E-mails the only solution is to use images. CSS3 and many features of CSS2.1 are not supported on e-mails clients. Here some references:
    http://www.campaignmonitor.com/css/
    JavaScript is not supported either.

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