[jQuery] [jQuery Corner] Problem using nested corners/borders

[J. Martin]

I am attempting to create a box with malsup's jQuery nested corners,
but can't get it to display properly.

Here's my CSS:
testing { margin: 0; background: #ffc; padding: 10px; border:0; zoom:
1;}
div.outer { float: left; margin: 15px; background: #c82; padding: 8px;
width: 22em }

My JS:
$(function(){
$('.testing').corner(round 8px).parent().css('padding',
'4px').corner(round 10px);
});

I'm using this as my test HTML:
div class=outerdiv class=testingh1Round/h1pTesting/p/
div/div

You can see my testing page at:
http://www.dhome.net/test.php

The result of this is the the above code is that the background color
the box becomes color of the outer div, #c82. The internal border is
not displayed. What is my error?

[jQuery] jQuery Corner problem

[Bart Hermans]

I'm trying to use the corner plugin (http://www.malsup.com/jquery/corner) to
create rounded corners on a div.
First I display a div that covers the whole page and has a black,
transparent background.
Then I show another div, white background, centered on the screen.
So it's a kind of popup.
The problem is that when I just use $(...).corner(), nothing happens.
But if I color the corners with $(...).corner(cc:#000), I can see the
corner, but it's black.
Is there something wrong with the following code?

$(#overlay_bg).width($(document).width());
 $(#overlay_bg).height($(document).height());

$(#overlay_fg).width(400);
$(#overlay_fg).center();
$(#overlay_fg).corner();

$(#overlay_bg).show();
$(#overlay_fg).slideDown(slow);

Thanks for checking!