Sara Soueidan • 11/5/2013

Creating Non-Rectangular Layouts With CSS Shapes

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This article explains how to use CSS Shapes properties like shape-inside and shape-outside to break away from rectangular layouts. It covers declaring shapes using basic shape functions or images, discusses current browser support limitations, and demonstrates how to create creative text flows for web design, despite some features being experimental or temporarily unsupported.

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