Well, then I might be crossing several lines here. Each of my li's is
floated left. I tried other rounded corners plugins, but CurvyCorners
handled more situations better than the others (although I no longer
remember specifics). I just can't get a handle on this particular
issue.
On 6/4/07, Glen Lipka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have had alot of problems with the different curved corners scripts.
In IE, I find that it requires a background-color or image to work properly.
Then I also find that IE6 acts strange in certain "float:left" situations,
but I can't put my finger on it.
Glen
On 6/4/07, Rob Wilkerson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I tried to post this question on the CurvyCorner forum, but it
> wouldn't let me activate my registration, so I thought I'd try here in
> the hopes that other users of the plugin can offer some insight.
>
> The plugin works great in Firefox and IE6 (my test browsers for now),
> but in IE, as soon as I add an opacity value to the container the
> rounded corners disappear and I'm left with just the original
> container. In Firefox, the opacity doesn't bother the plugin at all.
>
> What I have is an unordered list item (not a div) whose corners are to
> be rounded. The corners are rounded nicely and, at this point, looks
> exactly the same as in Firefox. I then apply filter:
> alpha(opacity=85) to the li (opacity=.85 in Firefox). Firefox handles
> the property fine, but IE just drops the elements that create the
> corners.
>
> Any idea why the application of an opacity property would have such a
> dramatic effect? Is there any way to avoid this (while maintaining
> the opacity specification)?
>
> Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Rob Wilkerson
>
