the non-rounded part of the corner shows black for safari on a mac. hard to explain, just check it out. works fine on FF/mac, Safari/windows.
likely a problem with the .js, which you may or may not be the maintainer for... if not, just close this issue.

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do’s picture

hmmm, works most of the time for me... does not work on FF3/mac.

Anyway shows balck conrers sometimes...

kirikintha’s picture

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I had the same problem for a while - I updated to jquery 1.2.6 and it seems to have sorted it out for me. But, Maybe I did something else too - I hate it when I can't remember. It may have been that Safari 3 came out.

I don't have FF problems, here's some screenshots.
IE6 is it's own private hell for CSS - so mine looks like crap in IE6.

typehost’s picture

The black corners issue seems to occur in both Safari and Chrome. We are using the drigg distro jquery, so maybe that is part of it...

typehost’s picture

Actually, making sure that the parent element that contains the block has a background-color: #fff; statement in the CSS fixed it for me.

kirikintha’s picture

Nice! a good solution thanks!

ron williams’s picture

Status: Active » Fixed

While the background color statement works in some cases, for li elements it is somewhat buggy. This has been fixed in the new 6.x-2.x-dev version which uses jquery corner 2.09.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.