Rounded corners are a common element of web designs. Unfortunately, they have been frustratingly difficult to express in clean CSS / HTML. The long term solution is CSS3’s border-radius property, which is nicely supported in the current versions of Safari and Firefox. Sadly but unsurprising
This is a simple bar graph we developed for a tool we’re releasing shortly for our client. The concept is simple, utilize the percentage width abilities of CSS to accurately portray a percentage bar graph.
Here's a fairly typical vertical bar graph showing a hypothetical set of quarterly data for, say, invoice and collection totals. The difference here is that the whole thing is a simple set of nested lists and CSS.
Who wants to use Excel to make a new graph each week? Using CSS and PHP you can create attractive bar graphs (yes, even the stacked kind) that are always up to date.
Plenty of new and interesting revisions to the original Fahrner Image Replacement technique sprouted up in late 2003. This was an attempt to consolidate them. Please note that this page is no longer being maintained.
