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Here is an image of the problem:
As you can see, using CSS3 border-radius
, and background: transparent
I was able to make what looks like a "cutout" from the div. The problem should be obvious that the corners are transparent as well.
I know I could just use an image and problem would be solved, but I want to use CSS3. I think there is probably some ingenious way to get around this problem, but I am not thinking of it. I do want to note that I am using css3pie.com to al开发者_高级运维low IE6 through IE8 CSS3 functionality.
This is a bit hacky
This rules apply to the p tag
-webkit-box-shadow: #A3AFC6 0px -4px 0px 3px;
This worked for me in the developer toolbar in Chrome...
On div.middle_bg
set the height to 85px. Then set the background on the p
tag inside it.
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