Closed (cannot reproduce)
Project:
Danland
Version:
6.x-1.10
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Feature request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
31 May 2010 at 15:32 UTC
Updated:
20 Dec 2015 at 05:43 UTC
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Comments
Comment #1
danpros commentedHello,
Yes with rounded corner or color module then its a perfect theme :)
For rounded corner you can visit this site. Take a look in the CSS
Work nice in Firefox.
Comment #2
Polk commentedHi, Dan,
This does work beautifully in Firefox! I'm still unable to get rounded blocks in IE, though....
Leslie
Comment #3
Polk commentedI've used the Jquery Eye Candy Curvy Corners for other websites, but can't get it to work with the Danland theme. It messes with the Superfish menu block, but doesn't affect the blocks in the right or left sidebars. I'm using this code in the JQuery Eye Candy Curvy Corners form:
$(document).ready(function() { $('.block').corner(); })
I've also tried using .defaultblock, but that doesn't affect anything.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
Leslie
Comment #4
danpros commentedYes it only work on Firefox, in IE the best solutions is using image to creating the rounded corner.
How about using code like this
Comment #5
Polk commentedHi, Dan,
I inserted the above scripting code in the CurvyCorners plugin form found at /admin/settings/jq_eyecandy It does not work. I'll attach a screenshot. Is there somewhere else I should be pasting the code?
I'm getting frustrated; there has to be some way to make this work in IE!
Thank you!
Leslie
Comment #6
danpros commentedWhat is the code you put in your website that work using this plugin?
How about only like this
Comment #7
Romejoe commentedIn e.g. pixture reloaded it is solved with images displayed in the edges of the block but since I`m not deep enough into css I got frustrated finding the reason for a step showing up between the left and right part of the block header. So I gave up.
But I now working on something other with blocks noticed there is a 1px or so empty space between the outer DIV tags and the Title DIV of the block I assume this is a bug, since it shows not up in pixture_reloaded theme. Maybe you can look into it then getting round edges done with picture should be easy.
Comment #8
danpros commentedHi,
I'll mark this as wont fix.
Thanks,
Dan
Comment #9
Romejoe commentedHmm.... must have made a mistake as I reported it was not caused by Danland.
I today checked more into it since I got some time and it pissed me off again. This time I tried 2 other themes and both did break in a second line but Danland didn't.
(see picture)
I tried without my css - The same....
Will test with the latest Version at Monday or so and either close or give more info on it.
Comment #10
Romejoe commentedGot heavy load of work atm will probably take a week before I get time to check.
Comment #11
danpros commented