By rick
via ajaxian.com
Published: Dec 15 2006 / 08:57
Google probably doesn’t want this to be a corner service, but for now you can create your own google-esque corners.
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Tags: css-html, web 2.0, web design, web services
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Mark Thomas replied ago:
This is easy to do yourself. IIRC, ImageMagick even comes with code samples that generate rounded corners. And it's nothing new. There's an article I saw in Web Techniques magazine many years ago (found it: March 2000) that had a really clever rounded corner generator. It used an .htaccess file to send all 404 errors under /icon/ to a script that will make a rounded corner and place it under /icon/ so all subsequent requests go to a static file. All rounded corners are therefore built only once, ever!
Lowell Heddings replied ago:
I'd be very interested in seeing that .htaccess script... it could be very useful for doing caching of web requests.
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