Phew, two corner plugins just for a rounded corner? Safari's only
issue is that it incorrectly reads the background color, but this can
be set with one of the corner() options: .corner("tl 18px
cc:#FFFFFF"). I have no problem with crossbrowser corners on my site
(doublerebel.com). I am about to release my own code which modifies
corner to use border-radius when available, check code.doublerebel.com
for updates.
Charles
On Nov 20, 2:11 pm, Ralph Whitbeck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I noticed you are using jquery.corner, That plugin still has some
> problems...particularly in Safari. There is CurvyCorner jQuery Plugin
> but I found it has issues with IE 7 possibly 6 too.
>
> I found that if you call the curvycorners plugin and then under it
> call within an IE conditional statement the plugin in for
> jquery.corner and then in your document.ready just call the .corner()
> like normal it'll solve all rounded corner issues...it's a hack but
> it'll work.
>
> You can look at the source of my blog for an example of what I am
> talking abouthttp://www.damnralph.com
>
> On Nov 19, 5:56 am, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>
> > Hello everybody,
>
> > first of all a big thank you to everybody who contributes to this
> > mailinglist - it's a lot of help just to read through the comments!
>
> > Now I want to present my project which makes massiv usage of the
> > brillant jquery-library!
>
> > It's called TUBESEARCH and you can find it
> > here:http://www.checker-forum.de/wbblite/tubesearch.php
>
> > Plugins in use are jquery.corner and jquery.modal!
>
> > What do you think about my project? Any improvements to make?
