Creating corners in CSS the easy way, with Spiffy Box
There are easy ways to create webpage layouts, and there are hard ways. Spiffy Box is one of the easy ways to add a little spice to your website using CSS.Spiffy Box was originally created as Spiffy Corners, a web based way to easily create and grab custom CSS and HTML code for rounded corner web content boxes without using images or JavaScript. It eventually moved on to its current user friendly four step process over at Spiffy Box, which uses an image for corners. Users generate the code by simply choosing an image width, height, corner radius, foreground, border and background colors. Steps two and three give you a preview of your new spiffy corner, and the CSS snippet to copy and paste. Step four provides the xhtml to add into our document and, poof; You have a soft, round CSS cornered box.












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Subscribe to commentsRadicoonOct 11th 2007 10:44AM
I have to admit I've never gone looking for anything like this, but it looks promising! Downloading now =)
RadicoonOct 11th 2007 10:47AM
...or bookmarking, you know ^^;;
Chris GilmerOct 11th 2007 10:52AM
I got a little concerned. Wasn't sure what application you were downloading? haha.. have fun creating CSS corners!
ToddOct 11th 2007 11:26AM
I saw "roundy corners" on all of the Wheel of Fortune gameshow's graphics last night - the shark has been jumped.
"roundy corners" in GUI = semantic data
Greg-JOct 14th 2007 4:19PM
As the creator of both sites I always try to stop in and say thanks when I see a new site referring visitors, so thanks.
Keep an eye on the sites too, I'll be doing more spiffy things soon.