Clipping JPEG Images Into Non-Rectangular Polygons Using polyClip.js
You would then just set the data-polyclip attribute to those points: <img src="image.jpg" data-polyclip="487, 4, 500, 239, 19, 239, 43, 195" /> Note that the point co-ordinates are comma delimited. If you don’t want to calculate these numbers by hand, you can use your favorite imagemap generation tool to do generate the list of coordinates. Just remember to take the coordinates out of the imagemap
CSS3 Transform to Matrix Filter converter
IE's CSS3 Transforms Translator Turn your CSS3 transforms syntax into something IE can understand—without using JavaScript—to get effects like rotation, scaling, and skewing. CSS3 2D transforms allow you to manipulate boxes for effects like rotating, scaling, and skewing, without using images, Flash, or JavaScript. Sadly, IE 8 and earlier don't support CSS3 transforms—but you can get the same resu
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