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CSS

Rounded Corners and Drop-Shadow Borders

April 29, 2007

Success! We have a good-looking rounded corner that works for both Firefox & IE (version 7 at least.) In digging for techniques, I found this nice index of possible rounded corner techniques at the CSS-Discuss mailing list site. If you are not already aware, CSS-Discuss is the premier mailing list if you are interested in [...]

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How to Create a WordPress Theme – Part 7, Margins & Font Settings

April 28, 2007

I discovered the problem with IE was that it was not handling the CSS float on the left column correctly. By supplying explicit top margin settings, it is now usable. Here’s what the design looks like in IE:

As you can see, the corners are square since it doesn’t understand CSS3 border-radius. I may go back [...]

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CSS Issues Firefox vs. IE

April 27, 2007

After reading Eric Meyer’s post, Reworked Reset, and it’s predecessor, Reset Styles, and his follow-up explanation of some of his choices, Reset Reasoning, I thought I may have a clue as to my troubles with the new template design. I should have known all this, but having been rusty in doing original [...]

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Rounded Corners with CSS3

April 26, 2007

After a few hours sleep, I remembered that CSS3 was supposed to support rounded borders! That’s the way this should be done! Amazing what sleep can do for your memory. I found an example of the technique at 24 Ways by Andy Budd, in his post: Rounded Corner Boxes the CSS3 Way. The official [...]

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