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    Hello,

    I looked at a lot of code on the internet for rounded corners; however, I haven't found one that works in IE7.

    Does anyone know the code to make a column with rounded corners without using images (that would work in IE7)?

    I would appreciate any help I can get. Thanks

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    Hi there Elbee,

    I am afraid that you will have to wait for IE9, at least, to see CSS border-radius.

    coothead

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    You can do it with jquery, check out http://jquery.malsup.com/corner/ for a demo. I've used this and it works great.

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    I've searched so much but I couldnt find a good solution in 2009 then I heard that it is not a quite effective via html and needs to be made by using CSS.

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    Default How to use jQuery???

    How exactly would the jQuery code look for a simple round corner?

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    there are instructions in the link that dustywb posted. it's a plugin, so you have to link to jQuery, then the plugin, then write the call for rounded corners.

    If, for example, you wanted <div id="mydiv">stuff</div> to have rounded corners, the call would be something like $("#mydiv").corner(); for the default round corner settings.

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