Nifty Corners Cube - freedom to round
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- Floweringmind on 2008-09-16 - Tags Trailfire , CSS
- Mcgiddin on 2008-09-03 - Tags css , javascript , corners , webdesign , design , rounded , web , howto
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Highlighted by benxshen
More than one year has passed from the first version of Nifty Corners. While it was more of a proof of concept, and the second version presented some big improvements, there was still something missing. So here I present Nifty Corners Cube, that are simpler and more flexible than the previous versions. Let's start.
New features
If you're new to Nifty Corners, I suggest to look in particular at the article on the first version to understand the concept behind them. Basically, Nifty Corners are a solution based on CSS and Javascript to get rounded corners without images.
There are several improvements and new features introduced in Nifty Corners Cube which make it more versatile and simpler to use than the previous versions:
- The numbers of parameters has been reduced from four of the first version and five of the second version to just two, of which one is optional.
- It's not necessary specify the colors anymore, since they are detected automatically.
- They're easier to integrate into the design process, since the padding (both horizontal and vertical) of elements to round is preserved
- It's easier to use them with other scripts
- The support of CSS selectors has been improved and expanded
- Just a single line in the
headsection is now needed for the whole library: even if they're still based on both CSS and javascript, the presentational CSS for Nifty Corners is loaded automatically by js - They're now released under GPL licence.
Together with the many novelties, that we'll discover through several examples, two features of the previous version has been abandoned. First, the support in Internet Explorer 5.0/Win has been totally dropped. Users of this browser will simply see squared corners, just as users with javascript disabled. The support remains very good however: the examples of the articles have all been tested successfully in IE5.5, IE6 and IE7 beta 2 preview, Opera 8.5, Firefox 1.5 and Safari 2.0. I had to drop even Nifty Corners with borders for compatibility issues I've had with IE and the new approach of the script.
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Public Comment
on 2006-07-18 by benxshen
on 2006-08-02 by garyburge
on 2006-08-03 by chrisofspades
on 2006-08-16 by atomicrobokid
on 2006-10-24 by kgl0903
on 2006-11-13 by diigomin
on 2006-11-13 by diigomin