> Method3: Uses a Fixed Layout to achieve a compromise... 'Non-Sliding' Faux
> Columns with Rounded Corners
> A. Advantage: Transparent Corners so background can be a gradient
> B. Advantage: Doesn't add that extra padding to the right side, so in my
> case i can use that extra space to make my bot
Arian Hojat wrote:
>Hey Franky,
>yeh i was looking at my favorate liquid corner tutorial that i had saved on
>my computer long time ago, and lone behold it is the website you sent.
>The 2nd link i posted in my 1st email is based on that kinda with the
>negative margins... but I cannot add margins
Hello all,
I guess there is no super solution to use sliding faux columns and rounded
corners at same time but here is my documented Advantages and Disadvantage's
of each method I tried (with a Question about method 3 so I'll mention that
one 1st)...
Ran into an issue for a fixed layout I made (li
Hey Franky,
yeh i was looking at my favorate liquid corner tutorial that i had saved on
my computer long time ago, and lone behold it is the website you sent.
The 2nd link i posted in my 1st email is based on that kinda with the
negative margins... but I cannot add margins like that tutorial sugges
Hey franky,
When you say "I guess all problems will melt if you make two distinct
corners constructions: 1 for the left box, 1 for the right box.".
If i do that though, I lose the faux columns. So I have to set that
repeating middle image on the parent of those 2 left/right floats or it wont
know h
Arian Hojat wrote:
>Hello Everyone,
>
>I spent the night tonight trying to make Sliding Faux Columns but with
>rounded edges at top and bottom of the columns. Also I wanted it so
>the layout can lay on top of a gradient background where the gradient
>will 'bleed through' the transparent areas of t
I figured out that little side-problem Graham mentioned... When clearing my
floats, the empty clearing div in IE shouldnt have a height of 0px like how
I set, otherwise the floats and background images behind them screw up.
Back to the real problem again with the padding :)
On 9/20/06, Arian Hoja
: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Subject: [css-d] Sliding Faux Columns with Rounded Corners
Hello Everyone,
I spent the night tonight trying to make Sliding Faux Columns but with
rounded edges at top and bottom of the columns. Also I wanted it so
the layout can lay on top of a gradient background
Hello Everyone,
I spent the night tonight trying to make Sliding Faux Columns but with
rounded edges at top and bottom of the columns. Also I wanted it so
the layout can lay on top of a gradient background where the gradient
will 'bleed through' the transparent areas of the rounded corners.
This
