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Posted by Spartanicus on August 15, 2006, 2:46 am
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>I've been reading lots of rounded corners table tutorials lately,
>because I'm a Perl guru, not an HTML guru. :-)
Rounded corners are styling, this question belongs in
news:comp.infosystems.www.authoring.stylesheets
crossposted and follow-up set
>So far all of the
>examples I've seen have edges with narrow angles, which fit easily into
>a single corner cell. Simple stuff. Piece of cake. By now I can do
>them in my sleep while juggling hippopotamuses and hanging upside down.
>
>But this one is different. In this particular case, it takes three
>corner edges to hold each curve (not two, not four, and five is right
>out!) Each one of those cells is 35x35 pixels, and that is exactly how
>much room I allocate for them in the table. Then I let the browser
>decide on the size of the other cells, based on its current width. But
>lo and behold, the results are not pretty:
>http://perlguru.net/misc/ex3.htm
That page seems to contain nothing more than a screenshot
http://perlhaq.50webs.com/misc/ex3.png
>As you can see, Firefox renders the table perfectly
If so then its an unusual effect you are aiming for, do you really want
solid cell borders to show with a rounded border rendered inside the
table?
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Spartanicus
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