Richard Brown wrote: >> Hi All >> >> I asked Francky on this list for some help and he provided a lot of >> help with using a rounded corner layout. However, he hit a slight snag >> with IE. Don't we all! I believe he is currently looking for a solution >> and I thought I would ask the list for help! >> >> The site is at: <http://www.lostwithielantiques.co.uk/> >> >> Could folks look at the code and maybe offer a suggestion as to why >> this is not working in IE please? >> >> I have also tried a different technique but I cannot get this working >> either! >> The site is at: <http://www.lostwithielantiques.co.uk/second/> >> >> I have created a rounded box that should contain two other boxes. But >> although I have enclosed the two boxes within the first in the html >> they don't stay in the said box! Has anybody got any ideas why please? >> Many thanks.
Dennis Bixler wrote: >The first site works in FF1.5 and IE6. I didn't check it in anything >else. >The second site doesn't work. > >Dennis Bixler > > Hi Rich, In the meantime, I see, the link to "the first site" is going to a new page: not the same anymore! With regards to (at this moment) your new page <http://www.lostwithielantiques.co.uk/>: - This one has no "nested round corners" as before. - This one is build with a different technique (not the Liquid Round Corners as in my method). And this one doesn't work (yet): - In Firefox, this one has a #sidebar in which the text is going out of the box when enlarging the fontsize. - In Inertnet Explorer, this one doesn't show the corners in the right way. But if you are changing to this new lay-out (without the background of a box with rounded corners, so no nested round corners), IE doesn't have a problem with the Liquid Round Corners method. The not correct IE-performance is coming only in nested corners. When you have a working header / x-column / footer scheme, then the Liquid Corners can be easy implemented. See this new testpage <http://home.tiscali.nl/developerscorner/liquidcorners/cregy-corners-example.htm>: IE-proof and also font-enlargable in FF. francky ps: I didn't find a solution for the nesting problem of IE, so perhaps this time the IE-bugs are to weird to work around. ______________________________________________________________________ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/ Supported by evolt.org -- http://www.evolt.org/help_support_evolt/
