Round corners for Danimo
It doesn't look like to be possible to post a comment on Danimo's blog for some reason. Whatever... Here is my great achievement! ;-)
If somebody could confirm that it works with Infamous Explorer that would be great. I could only test my CSS skills on Konqueror, Firefox, Opera and Epiphany... and Lynx.
It works!
Update: Thanks to Pipitas, I know that my CSS works in IE 6 and beyond.
I added the caption bar. It looks better. And I looked at Danino's code so I can also say that to limit the width, this must be done on the div "ToKeepThisInOnePiece"... but all the code text must be formated to be sure that it never exceeds the width of its container. With my
<pre>-formated text, it doesn't work. Only the <p>aragraphs behave correctly.
posted by Maxilys @ 05:35
4 Comments:
Thank you both.
Those round corners look very nice and with quite clean design.
And that netrenderer is a nice tool to test a site with "something that some people call browser".
Btw, round corners work also on Symbian S60 mobile using the Symbian's default browser (called "Web" on my phone), NetFront and Opera browsers.
No, no, you didn't misunderstand me. The URL you gave me answered my question: Which IEs, if any?
And no thank you, I don't need any script to install several times IE. I don't even have one single Windows at home, I definitely don't want to polute my harddisk with only the worst of it. :-)
very cool trick with round corners. I was about to use it for a kopete chat style, but...
It doesn't allow for differently-colored inner background... :(
Nahh, my mistake, filling a background works fine, just have to do it at < b > level. Very cool
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