I'm creating a page with many divs that I would like to have rounded corners, and several problems keep coming up.
When using JRC for rounding, not all elements will round even though they have the correct class. Reloading the page will, after several attempts, create the rounded corners, though sometimes some elements will never round. This is even more problematic when the div has a border; I can see the rounded bg but the border is still square. Again, after repeated reloadings (3 or 4 times) it will usually work, though in some browsers it might not. Also, when using a gradient background on the parent div, the corner does not pick up the underlying color. When using curvycorner, the underlying color does come through, but again the div is not always rounded on the first load. It too needs refreshing multiple times before displaying correctly. Also, with curvycorners IE (6 anyway) does not produce rounded corners at all. So my questions are: Is this a common failing of these scripts? Is having the CSS in an external file the problem? Could these problems be caused by my local testing server? MAC OSX10.4.9, Apache 1.3.1, PHP 5.2, MySQL 5.0 Is a traditional CSS approach more reliable - though not easier? I don't want to spend much more time on this and I was hoping to hear from others whether or not they have experienced similar problems. If this is just not reliable, I need to take a different approach. TIA
