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Beautiful rounded corners for HTML box Navigation Get Source Code Using CurvyCorners new way - with the help of CSS Use CurvyCorners manually upgrade from version 1.x CurvyCorners options gundam style and settings Additional Information Getting the source gundam style
To check the latest stable version: SVN co http://curvycorners.googlecode.com/svn/tags/2.0.x/stable [MYDIR] To check the list (leading edge) of the change: SVN co http://curvycorners.googlecode.com / svn / trunk [MYDIR] To view the version: http://code.google.com/p/curvycorners/source/browse/ # svn / tags to see the latest revision: http://code.google.com/p/ curvycorners / source / browse / # svn / trunk You can also download the latest version from the download CurvyCorners. Some earlier versions are also available code page load Google. Using CurvyCorners new way - using CSS
Since 2.0.x, CurvyCorners allows zmyastsavats rounded corners on-page elements, using CSS. Currently, there are two proper syntax CSS, one for Mozilla / Firefox browsers and one for Webkit, Safari and Google Chrome. gundam style All you have to do is put the appropriate rounded corner styles in accordance with the relevant rules and CurvyCorners gundam style automatically draw corners for the affected boxes, while leaving it in new browsers to attract that need to use their own methods. Example gundam style
Suppose that you have a DIV on the page with class rounded. gundam style You want all four corners are rounded with a radius of one and a half EMS. The following CSS will perform:. Rounded {-moz-border-radius: 3ex;-webkit-border-radius: 3ex;}
If you want (for example) only in the upper left and lower corners to make rounded corners, you can do so as follows:. Rounded {-moz-border-radius-topleft: 3ex;-moz-border-radius-bottomright: 3ex; -webkit-border-top-left-radius: 3ex;-webkit-border-bottom-right-radius: 3ex;}
(Note that the syntax is very similar to the CSS3 syntax version of Webkit, but of course without the "-WebKit-" prefix. Internally, CurvyCorners looking for syntax and ignores the Webkit version of Mozilla.) Restrictions CSS selector
Because of the need for a mechanism to work in all browsers, CSS selector syntax supported is necessarily limited. It states that with the support of: Selector list, where the selector list or a selector or a selector followed by a comma and an extra space, and then the selector list. One selector can be as simple or simple-selector gundam style selector followed by a space, then another simple selector. A simple selector is either the form ID # myID, or a tag-class-selector. Tag-class-selector may be one of: the tag name (for example, div); class name preceded by a period (for example,. MyClass) or the name of the tag is the name of the point of the class (for example, div.myClass).
Since the ID uniquely identifies the item page, qualifying it from the outer scope can lead to faulty selector gundam style (for example, if # mybox is the top level DIV, or if it is not in the DIV class rounded). However, CurvyCorners assumed that the item will be referred to in any case and will apply the appropriate styles to rounding. Dynamic HTML
CurvyCorners now has limited support for dynamic HTML. In particular, you can change the contents of the box and the box to change the size (re-drawn) gundam style to match. However, because of technology CurvyCorners uses to draw angles, gundam style it can not happen automatically. Instead, you must do the following: Specify the angle using the new CSS style, rather than the old-style function under load Give window re-drawn elements (additional) special gundam style class names curvyRedraw, and to JavaScript, explicitly gundam style call the curvyCorners.redraw ().
If you need to change some attributes or style redrawable elements, it should not be done directly through the DOM. Instead, defining object gundam style DOM (eg document.getElementById ()), the call
where: DOMObj is an object element with ClassName curvyRedraw, what should be changed; PropertyName is the name of the property gundam style without the leading dot if this style property, it must be expressed as 'style.property'. gundam style NewValue is the new value, for example, gundam style 'none'.
curvyCorners supports redrawing curved gundam style boxes in response to changes in the size of the browser window. If you want to take advantage of this, you can add an event handler to trigger a redraw. However, some changes will shoot false DOM window size events