Come together with the global Drupal community in Rotterdam, 28 Sept – 1 Oct 2026. Sessions, contribution, connection, and Early Bird savings until 8 June.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.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #2 | rounded_corners_ff3.JPG | 135.25 KB | kirikintha |
| #2 | rounded_corners_IE7.JPG | 98.46 KB | kirikintha |
| #2 | rounded_corners_safari_3.JPG | 135.6 KB | kirikintha |
Comments
Comment #1
do commentedhmmm, works most of the time for me... does not work on FF3/mac.
Anyway shows balck conrers sometimes...
Comment #2
kirikintha commentedI 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.
Comment #3
typehost commentedThe 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...
Comment #4
typehost commentedActually, making sure that the parent element that contains the block has a background-color: #fff; statement in the CSS fixed it for me.
Comment #5
kirikintha commentedNice! a good solution thanks!
Comment #6
ron williams commentedWhile 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.