Rounded Corners

Which is the best and correctly way of doing rounded corners?
Some websites say with images others without images and using only CSS..

Thanks

Best way is images, just make sure they are sliced as .png with transparency.

Rounded corners in CSS? sounds way complicated, not too mention pointless.

This may be of help to you. http://www.cssjuice.com/25-rounded-c...ques-with-css/ (seems there are quite a few techniques of doing it.)

I remember playing around with web-kit before for rounded corners but not all browsers seem to support it. It really is much better than using images to do it.

ajtaylor using images it's compatible with all browers?
Why is so important to use .png with transparency?

Many Thanks for your help guys!

.rounded {
-moz-border-radius: 2em;
border-radius: 2em;
}

Sahil but that is compatible with IE for example?

Originally Posted by sfreitas Sahil but that is compatible with IE for example?

Nope.

It doesn't even work in chrome, so a bit of useless code until all the browsers catch up.

So the "best" way is with images? But this makes the site slow?

Originally Posted by mark. It doesn't even work in chrome, so a bit of useless code until all the browsers catch up.

http://dowebsitesneedtolookexactlyth...rybrowser.com/

I'm guessing text shadow is a bit of useless code until all browsers use it (which will be never)?

It's called progressive development. Build for the best, and let it work for the rest.