CSS3 problems

Discussion in 'CSS' started by chaukar, Oct 31, 2010.

  1. #1
    Recently I've been playing with css3

    Problems in IE:
    no round corners
    no white borders

    Here is the code
    http://www.animeonsen.com/test/

    Is there anyone who knows the fix?

    also Opera 10 doesn't support or show gradients! Is there a way to fix it? Without using images?
     
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  2. ApocalypseXL

    ApocalypseXL Notable Member

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    #2
    You've posted the wrong code silly . Let us have a look at the CSS code .
     
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  3. chaukar

    chaukar Peon

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    #3

    right mouse-click > view source > click stylesheet :confused: Oh my god that is so difficult :)

    scroll to the end till you see

    /******** Blok dingen by Chau kar ********/
     
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  4. chaukar

    chaukar Peon

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    #4
    Note that I temporary disabled /*behavior: url(ie-css3.htc);*/

    in the css. It is a script for round corners in IE that does not work 100% the way I want...
     
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  5. ApocalypseXL

    ApocalypseXL Notable Member

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    #5
    You try to do that whit Opera :)

    EDIT : The code looks nice & clean . But the problems are real . I've used IE 7 to look at it . It just looks like plain old browser incompetence in the case of IE's rounded corner .

    My advice is that you sacrifice a little speed and put the gradient in a pic that you're gonna use as background colors . I'm not that familiar whit the Gradient problem in CSS 3 since I rarely use it .
     
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  6. chaukar

    chaukar Peon

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    #6
    Anyway I was looking for a solution, not a discussion.

    The biggist problem is IE

    And Opera.....yeah I don't really care, but someone knows a solution for Oprera I would really appreciate it :)
     
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  7. drhowarddrfine

    drhowarddrfine Peon

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    #7
    IE does not work with rounded corners and most things CSS3. Only modern browsers do but you've taken down the site and I can't help with the Opera non-problem.
     
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  8. krsix

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  9. chaukar

    chaukar Peon

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    #9
    It is pnline again. Exceeded my bandwidth yesterday :(
     
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  10. hirensoni913

    hirensoni913 Peon

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    #10
    IE is stupid.... lol
     
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  11. chaukar

    chaukar Peon

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    #11
    Everyone knows, but we can not simply ignore IE.
     
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    Dusanm Peon

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    #12
    I would post you a lin but I'm a new member...
    Just google DD rounded corners and you will find what you need...

    This have worked for me...it works on IE
     
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  13. helloguys12345678

    helloguys12345678 Greenhorn

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    #13
    Many modern browsers (IE in particular) do not yet fully support CSS3, so it's best to design your layout with CSS1 and some CSS2, then layer the CSS3 as extra enhancements on top for browsers that support it. This way, even if the user's browser doesn't support the CSS3 enhancements, it will still look "right".
     
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