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I remember my creating my first image-less speech bubble many years ago. It required a long-winded JavaScript function to inject elements into the DOM, some horrendous CSS, looked fairly awful, and didn’t work well in IE5. CSS3 is starting to change our lives for the better. It’s now possible to create a great looking speech bubble which works in all browsers, uses a single HTML element, a few lines of CSS3 code, no images, and no JavaScript whatsoever… To ease you in gently, let’s examine the HTML. A single element is required, so I’m using a P tag: http://www.sitepoint.com/pure-css3-speech-bubbles/

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