I did some further testing. I seem to be getting a border rendering
issue with this test example in both Firefox 2 and IE
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The first problem I see is that you call roundClass with the option
border at true, whereas it takes a color as argument. It should be in
the documentation though.
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Thomas Hervé wrote:
The first problem I see is that you call roundClass with the option
border at true, whereas it takes a color as argument. It should be in
the documentation though.
No, the documentation says that the default value for border is false.
That would indicate it is a boolean
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Thomas Hervé wrote:
The first problem I see is that you call roundClass with the option
border at true, whereas it takes a color as argument. It should be in
the documentation though.
No, the documentation says that the default value for border is false.
Thanks for the border solution.
I changed the border from false to an rgb() or hex value. I still have
problems with FF2's white corners and some borders that the script
generates in IE6 are messed up.
Is this my css is it rendering incorrectly?
The problem would probably be tracked down and fixed faster if you
provided a full, runnable, example that simply reproduces the problem.
-bob
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I had to put try and error catching in _createCornerSlice: function to
get IE 6 stopping because of an
