I’ve been experimenting and would love to be able to create a round cornered
HTML not Graphic box.
AFAICR I have seen mention and thought there might be an action to do this,
but in searching the KB and various lists and the web I’ve had no joy!
Scratch page: http://pgt7.com/spin/
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If you have Freeway 5 pro it’s built in.
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on 16/02/2009 20:45, chuckamuck at email@hidden wrote:
If you have Freeway 5 pro it’s built in.
- Select your html box
- Open Inspector and click on paintbrush
- Under Graphic Effects there is a small box with the word “corners” next to
it. Just enter the pixel radius you want your html box to have there.
Perfect, the list comes rushing to the rescue, yet again, thanks Chuck ;~}}
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on 16/02/2009 20:52, Peter Tucker at email@hidden wrote:
on 16/02/2009 20:45, chuckamuck at email@hidden wrote:
If you have Freeway 5 pro it’s built in.
- Select your html box
- Open Inspector and click on paintbrush
- Under Graphic Effects there is a small box with the word “corners” next to
it. Just enter the pixel radius you want your html box to have there.Perfect, the list comes rushing to the rescue, yet again, thanks Chuck ;~}}
SORRY, I spoke too soon, it looked like it was working, the RC boxes don’y
work: http://pgt7.com/spin/
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If you want to create a rounded div without graphics it can be done
with javascript or CSS. Nifty Corners is just one of many js options.
My Nifty example here, http://www.anoptic.com/demo/nifty/index.html.
The FW method works but it uses images and creates a load of markup if
that matters to you.
Todd
On Feb 16, 2009, at 2:32 PM, Peter Tucker wrote:
I’ve been experimenting and would love to be able to create a round
cornered
HTML not Graphic box.
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The FW method works but it uses images and creates a load of markup
if that matters to you.
Which option, if any, works acceptably in Internet [shudder] Explorer?
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on 16/02/2009 21:16, Todd at email@hidden wrote:
If you want to create a rounded div without graphics it can be done
with javascript or CSS. Nifty Corners is just one of many js options.
My Nifty example here, http://www.anoptic.com/demo/nifty/index.html.
The FW method works but it uses images and creates a load of markup if
that matters to you.
Some great examples there. I’ve no idea how they might be used in FW though!
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It’s been a while since I tested Nifty but if I remember correctly it
worked in IE 6 on up (possibly 5.5). I use it on one site. I’ve also
tried some pure CSS solutions with equally good browser compatibility.
Some of the other options I found offer a lot more in the way of
styling but it does require you to be more hands-on, but it’s not
difficult.
Todd
On Feb 16, 2009, at 3:29 PM, Keith Martin wrote:
The FW method works but it uses images and creates a load of markup
if that matters to you.Which option, if any, works acceptably in Internet [shudder] Explorer?
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I don’t think you’re applying the boxes correctly. Make sure the boxes have a background on “none”, but the Graphic effect background is a colour (its the opposite of how you think in should work) Then you can layer the rounded boxes over each other like your example.
On 16 Feb 2009, at 21:03, Peter Tucker wrote:
SORRY, I spoke too soon, it looked like it was working, the RC boxes don’y
work: http://pgt7.com/spin/
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on 17/02/2009 10:35, David Owen at email@hidden wrote:
I think I’ve done what you suggested, but I still get this:
http://pgt7.com/spin/
I don’t think you’re applying the boxes correctly. Make sure the boxes have a
background on “none”, but the Graphic effect background is a colour (its the
opposite of how you think in should work) Then you can layer the rounded boxes
over each other like your example.On 16 Feb 2009, at 21:03, Peter Tucker wrote:
SORRY, I spoke too soon, it looked like it was working, the RC boxes don’y
work: http://pgt7.com/spin/
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Looks OK - a box with round corners, this box can then be layered over other items and keep the round corners with no background showing like your old example.
On 17 Feb 2009, at 13:30, Peter Tucker wrote:
I think I’ve done what you suggested, but I still get this:
http://pgt7.com/spin/
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on 17/02/2009 13:51, David Owen at email@hidden wrote:
Looks OK - a box with round corners, this box can then be layered over other
items and keep the round corners with no background showing like your old
example.
If you have a look now you’ll see [screen grab] what I see in Safari:
http://pgt7.com/spin/
On 17 Feb 2009, at 13:30, Peter Tucker wrote:
I think I’ve done what you suggested, but I still get this:
http://pgt7.com/spin/
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In Safari 3.2.1 (or Firefox) I don’t see the top box html box (with rounded corners) breaking up.
On 17 Feb 2009, at 14:16, Peter Tucker wrote:
If you have a look now you’ll see [screen grab] what I see in Safari:
http://pgt7.com/spin/
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on 17/02/2009 15:08, David Owen at email@hidden wrote:
In Safari 3.2.1 (or Firefox) I don’t see the top box html box (with rounded corners) breaking up.
Oh well I’ll give up then ‘cause I’m on the latest Safari 3.2.1 and Firefox …
I’ve even cleared out the cache in Safari.
Err, well, it now seems to work [ie not break-up] in FF 3.0.6
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You might have a cache issue outside of Safari. Your hosting provider
may cache the index page of your site (many popular servers do this
automatically). Try changing the filename of the page momentarily and
see if that fixes it for you. If so, then there’s your problem right
there.
Walter
On Feb 17, 2009, at 10:23 AM, Peter Tucker wrote:
on 17/02/2009 15:08, David Owen at email@hidden
wrote:In Safari 3.2.1 (or Firefox) I don’t see the top box html box (with
rounded corners) breaking up.Oh well I’ll give up then ‘cause I’m on the latest Safari 3.2.1 and
Firefox …I’ve even cleared out the cache in Safari.
Err, well, it now seems to work [ie not break-up] in FF 3.0.6
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