This is a layout I’ve worked on over the months here and there in an attempt to create a layout that could accommodate every possible ad size while maintaining a clean structure. It’s modular and (I hope) easy to understand. It’s completely free, but I would appreciate a link back this post if you use it – although it’s not required.

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Questions and comments are welcome as always. If you create a demo page or a more complete stylesheet and would like to share, forward it to me and I’ll put up as a demo with full credit for other people to see and use.

Spiffy Corners has actually been around for a long time, but I’m just now getting my blog setup and I need some content to get it going. It’s really nothing more than a generator for pure CSS rounded corners, but a lot of people have found it incredibly useful. For a long time Youtube mentioned Spiffy Corners in the source code of every page they generated. This latest version includes an improved color picker, a new design and a selectable radii of 3px, 5px or 9px (as of right now they are not integrated yet).

I know this solution is semantically bankrupt and purists loathe it’s very existence, but for many Spiffy Corners is the answer to the anti-aliased css corner question. I’ll post an update when I have the time to update the code to work with the radii, but for now it only outputs 5px corners.