| Posted in Website Designing » Layouts and Templates - Sunday 23rd September 2007 at 5:10PM | |
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Brad  Joined April 2007 |
Okay guys, I might have a good sense of colours, but damn; I cannot design rounded corners. I simply fail at every attempt. __________________________________ |
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Rounded Corners
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| Replied - Sunday 23rd September 2007 at 5:33PM [Post Link] | |
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Alec  Joined April 2007 |
http://www.alecrust.com/playground/02/ was a little experiment I did a while ago. Doesn't work in IE 6 though. Apart from that it kicks ass.
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| Replied - Sunday 23rd September 2007 at 5:38PM [Post Link] | |
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Will  Joined October 2005 |
I split the rounded corners into three sections:
1) Top (no-repeat) 2) Content (repeat) 3) Bottom (no-repeat) It's tag soup, but it works. I then offset some margins so the content "fits" into the box and then I'm set. __________________________________ |
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| Replied - Sunday 23rd September 2007 at 6:50PM [Post Link] | |
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Tubby  Joined July 2007 |
I do the same as Will, it works very well.
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| Replied - Monday 24th September 2007 at 6:56PM [Post Link] | |
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Alex  Joined July 2007 |
I also do the same as the above :)
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| Replied - Monday 24th September 2007 at 7:29PM [Post Link] | |
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Alec Joined April 2007 |
Can someone appreciate my invention? :p
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| Replied - Monday 24th September 2007 at 10:16PM [Post Link] | |
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adam2z  Joined October 2005 |
or...
<div id="TRcorner"><div id="TLcorner"><div id="BLcorner"><div id="BRcorner"><div id="Redge"><div id="Tedge"><div id="Ledge"><div id="Bedge">and then give the appropriate background images and positions with repeat on for edges (x or y depending on edge) and off for corners. i think you may just find that the code is less... or not, im not sure. but it is guaranteed to hold together. __________________________________ |
| Replied - Monday 24th September 2007 at 10:45PM [Post Link] | |
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Tubby Joined July 2007 |
more than mine.
<div class="top"></div>etc, etc __________________________________ |
| Replied - Monday 24th September 2007 at 11:01PM [Post Link] | |
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adam2z Joined October 2005 |
cant make that stretch all ways though can you. and you have to set a fixed width with images. with mine it is 100% fluid.
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| Replied - Tuesday 25th September 2007 at 3:02AM [Post Link] | |
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Xplicid  Joined April 2007 |
[QUOTE] adam2z said (24th September @ 22:01pm): cant make that stretch all ways though can you. and you have to set a fixed width with images. with mine it is 100% fluid. Coming from the Mr.Fixed-Layouts doode? __________________________________ |
| Replied - Tuesday 25th September 2007 at 9:45AM [Post Link] | |
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Will Joined October 2005 |
[QUOTE] (Unsourced): Xplicid said (25th September @ 2:02am): [quote=adam2z;1190671284]cant make that stretch all ways though can you. and you have to set a fixed width with images. with mine it is 100% fluid. Coming from the Mr.Fixed-Layouts doode? __________________________________ |
| Replied - Tuesday 25th September 2007 at 9:27PM [Post Link] | |
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adam2z Joined October 2005 |
[QUOTE] (Unsourced): Will said (25th September @ 8:45am): [quote=Xplicid;1190685721][quote=adam2z;1190671284]cant make that stretch all ways though can you. and you have to set a fixed width with images. with mine it is 100% fluid. Coming from the Mr.Fixed-Layouts doode? which would also help in the fluid layouts that you accuse me of not making. not to shabby in fixed layouts either.. they mean you can change the width at any time without screwing with images. __________________________________ |
| Replied - Tuesday 25th September 2007 at 9:51PM [Post Link] | |
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Brad Joined April 2007 |
I'm going to be redesigning my blog soon, and I think I'll try one (if not both) of these methods.
Thanks guys! I'll post updates... __________________________________ |