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Can I make this breading using css3?

Am I trying to make this PSD using CSS?

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So far I have achieved this . Can I achieve this design with CSS3 or do I need to use the old school background image method?

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In short, yes it is only possible with CSS (without CSS2), but I would strongly recommend that you use background images.

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I do not think that this is only possible with CSS. You will need to use a background image. You can create a conical edge effect using: after and: in front of the psuedo classes. But it will face the problem of inner shadow.

Once I tried to create a similar package using only css3 when I saw the help center in the Google help center (similar, but using a background image), but I couldn’t do it.

http://support.google.com/adsense/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=1354760

I tried to do this using CSS aliases (: after and: before) without adding any other html elements.

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