Give me an HTML, JavaScript, or ASP project and I'm smoking, but CSS (ouch), is my weakness. I know enough to get by, but now I'm stumped.

Is there a way to use CSS to round the corners of tables or do I have to use corner images? Images I can do, but I don't won't to increase file size if CSS can do this. This is hard, I feel like a newbie.

there is an excellent tut for this here

http://www.alistapart.com/articles/customcorners/

hope thats wat u r after

to add 2 that, here is another nice one

http://www.vertexwerks.com/tests/sidebox/

Thanks praveen.

For almost anything CSS, ALA is generally the place to go.

I looked at the ALA tutorial in both IE and FF and had the same problem when looking at Step 6. The upper and lower right hand corners and the right side of the top and bottom modules begin to separate/gap open at about 1025px wide (browser width). I have a screen resolution of 1280x1024 on this machine and another has 1600x1200, so a maximized browser has huge gaps between the right side images and the body. It didn't do that on any of the other modules.

Grump