clip:circle ????????

[theEclipse]

I know you can clip a div to a certain position: clip:rect(t,r,b,l);

where t=distance from top.
r=distance from left, for the right side.
b=distance from top, for the bottom.
l=distance from left.

but is there a way to clip to a circle?

ex:

clip:circle(cx,cy,r);

where cx=center point (x value)
cy=center poing (y value)
r=radius

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[GIGN]

Not according to CSS2.
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[theEclipse]

darn. thanks anyway. theEclipse
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[GIGN]

Check this out - primo CSS reference:

http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-selectors/#downlevel

This is for CSS3 - so perhaps there is something there to help you. Bj
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[Rydel]

CSS3 Draft has nothing niether about clipping nor about circles . But it's an interesting document. It appears that CSS is going to be much more powerful and sophisticated. The only question I have: when is it going to be completed (first specs, and then its implementation in IE or other browsers)?
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[theEclipse]

I agree, I think css3 has some interesting specs to it, although it looks much more complicated, as you would then be able to change many more of the colors, in many more of the different states, of many more of the different objects.

did you understand that, cause I am not sure I did. LOL theEclipse
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