Your css is the problem :D
Missing the "." before the testing
On Wed, Sep 2, 2009 at 15:14, J. Martin wrote:
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> 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
I've already spent hours trying to get the styles right, so I've kind of
given up. :)
I found another solution (http://www.spiffycorners.com) and that seems to
work correctly.
I will definitely use the corners plugin for other div's on my site but just
not for this one... :)
Mike, thanks a lot for
> Yeah, but then the foreground div is still transparent.
> The website will 'shine' through.
Not if you set your styles correctly.
Yeah, but then the foreground div is still transparent.
The website will 'shine' through.
On Thu, May 29, 2008 at 4:44 PM, malsup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > The background div has to be positioned absolute, because it overlays the
> > actual site "beneath" it.
> > If you do that with your
> The background div has to be positioned absolute, because it overlays the
> actual site "beneath" it.
> If you do that with your example, the foreground div will also be
> transparent.
I see what you mean now. With the way your markup is structured there
is no way for the corner plugin to figu
Hi Mike,
Thanks for your quick reply.
I can see that your example works, but there are some problems with it.
The background div has to be positioned absolute, because it overlays the
actual site "beneath" it.
If you do that with your example, the foreground div will also be
transparent.
So I us
> 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 $(
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