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Ian Calland
post date:
2011-10-25 23:37:35
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Is there a work around to get the rounded corners to show in the above browsers. The rounded corner does show, but the graphic within say the header div shows its squared edges overlapping the rounded corner.
Also, AOL does not show the rounded corners at all.
Cheers
IanC
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Andrei Rinciog [Extend Studio]
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2011-10-26 06:21:27
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Hello Ian,
The rounded corners feature uses CSS 3 to function. CSS 3 is not completely supported by all browsers. Only the latest versions have CSS 3.
However, Chrome should have CSS 3 functionality so the feature should work on it. What version of Chrome do you have installed? Could you please post a link so I can take a look at the page?
AOL and Flock are smaller browsers that are not very popular. It is possible that they don't have any CSS 3 functionality installed and I don't know if they will have in the future.
If you want browser compatibility I would vote against using CSS 3 features and make the round corners the old way, using images.
Regards,
Andrei Rinciog
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Ian Calland
post date:
2011-10-26 15:40:21
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Many thankd for that Andrei. Answered my question perfectly. Yup, I will go back to the old and trusted method with my images.
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