On Fri, Aug 19, 2011 at 10:46 PM, Frank <fdari...@woh.rr.com> wrote:
I tried adding shadows to round corner boxes and on the right bottom,
there's a space that's not filled in. Is there a way to fill that in with
this type of round corner? Thank you.
http://www.newbeginnings.info/roundcornershadow.html
On Fri, 19 Aug 2011 Ghodmode wrote:
It's that rbottom block. It looks like old-style rounded corners.
You would see the same problem for the rtop block, but the shadow
offset is down and right.
That block is actually not rounded. It's square with clear corners
made to look round. It's inside of the container block and
border-radius won't hide its square corners, even though they're clear
because of the margins of the elements it contains.
In this case, the standard rounded corners and the old rounded corners
methods are incompatible.
Thanks for the explanation Ghodmode, I used David's suggestion as below
which worked.
FrankD
On Fri, 19 Aug 2011 David Laakso wrote:
Try it using the generator for border radius /and/ box shadows at
CSS3Please:
<http://css3please.com/>
Thank you very much David, that worked.
FrankD
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