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Opera Logo with CSS · David DeSandro
Opera Logo with CSS The Opera logo, rendered only with CSS, no images. Compare it with the real deal. Alas, best viewed in Firefox 3.6, Safari 4, or Chrome 5. Aside from another shameless plea for attention, this demonstration gives me a chance to look at some CSS3 properties across browsers. Border Radius In all the tutorials and hubbub over CSS3, elliptical border radius is one of those features
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