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CSS: border-bottom-left-radius property

This CSS tutorial explains how to use the CSS property called border-bottom-left-radius with syntax and examples.

Description

The CSS border-bottom-left-radius property defines rounded corners on the left side of the bottom border of a box.

Syntax

The syntax for the border-bottom-left-radius CSS property is:

border-bottom-left-radius: value;

Parameters or Arguments

value

The radius value to apply to the left side of the bottom border of a box. It can be one of the following:

Value Description
fixed Fixed value expressed in px, em, ...
div { border-bottom-left-radius: 4px; }
percentage Percentage value
div { border-bottom-left-radius: 8%; }
inherit Element will inherit the border-bottom-left-radius from its parent element
div { border-bottom-left-radius: inherit; }

Note

Browser Compatibility

The CSS border-bottom-left-radius property has basic support with the following browsers:

  • Chrome 4
  • Firefox 4+ (Gecko 2+)
  • Internet Explorer 9+ (IE 9+)
  • Opera 10.5+
  • Safari 5+ (WebKit 3+)

Example

We will discuss the border-bottom-left-radius property below, exploring examples of how to use this property in CSS.

Let's look at a CSS border-bottom-left-radius example where we provide a fixed value.

div { border-bottom-left-radius: 2px; border-bottom-style: solid; }

In this CSS border-bottom-left-radius example, we have defined rounded corners of 2px on the left side of the bottom border for the <div> tag. Be sure to apply a border-bottom-style so that the border appears.

Next, we'll look at a CSS border-bottom-left-radius example where we provide a percentage value.

div { border-bottom-left-radius: 5%; border-bottom-right-radius: 10%; border-bottom-style: solid; }

In this CSS border-bottom-left-radius example, we have defined rounded corners of 5% to the left side of the bottom border and 10% to the right side of the bottom border. As you can see, the corners of the bottom border can be completely different which can add a unique visual effect to your web page.