CSS Rounder
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There are about a 'gazillion' articles on the web about making those cute rounded corner boxes with a variety of techniques.  The consensus seems to favor semantic markup with a minimum of CSS selectors.

One technique I found called "pullquote" (http://www.maxdesign.com.au/presentation/pullquote/) seemed straightforward enough, although like many techniques it requires four images, one for each corner of the shaded area.  Rather than fire up Photoshop every time I wanted a different color or radius I decided to fire up my text editor and make a simple tool for doing this.  Enter css_rounder.

Usage is super easy, after installing the plugin just run the generator:

     script/plunin generate rounded_div CSS_NAME BACKGROUND_SVG_COLOR CORNER_RADIUS SVG_COLOR

EXAMPLE
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For example, run the generator:

    script/generate rounded_div some_selector_name black 12 peachpuff

This will generate the CSS and image files necessary

Note that rmagick is required.  The color should be specified as a W3C SVG Color Name (see http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG/types.html#ColorKeywords)

TO-DO
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1. Add support for borders
2. Add tests

Copyright (c) 2009 Canonical (Joe McGlynn), released under the MIT license