Hi All,

I have just started working with CSS. Is it possible to create a thin black line that should run straight along the bottom of the links and then should curve up along the left.

I would appreciate if someone please give me pointers to the above problem. Thanks in advance.

Best Regards,
Inderpal Singh

Yeah I know line isn't a problem but what I want is where the link text ends, the line curve up along the left . I hope that clears....

Regards,
Inderpal Singh

I'm not sure if there is a quick way to do this.

FIDDLY WAY
I've never tried this myself but you could try creating a curved white DIV inside a curved black DIV... the white one being 1x1px smaller and having Left and Bottom margins of 1px. Does that make sense?
To make the curved boxes visit:-
http://www.html.it/articoli/niftycube/index.html

Good example of curved DIV inside another curved DIV (but they're centered:- http://www.html.it/articoli/niftycube/nifty11.html

THE EASIER WAY
Depending on how you are displaying the links (div, p or lists) on the style that surrounds each the links you need to create a border-bottom and have a background image (a black curve) positioned bottom left .

If i have time, i'll try and create an example for you.

I would try cleverly positioning a background image that mocks the bottom border, but has the decor at the end.