polyrhythmic wrote:
> I've seen that happen to me before when running .corner() on a floated
> element. Corner tries to adapt properties from its parent from
> the .corner divs, so if you have some css like #container div { float:
> left; } the float will be applied to your .corner divs too, and bork
> your layout. Corner works better with absolute or relative-ly
> positioned elements, consider wrapping the div you intend to .corner()
> in another div.
>
It would be ideal if corner could detect if the div is floated and
accommodate :)
