Submitted by Dooza (not verified) on Wed, 02/28/2007 - 16:06.
I have been following the development of Nifty Corners for a while now, and liked it was in its early stages, and now that its Nifty Corners Cube I really like it, but do find a few small problems with it. Your suggestions would certainly make it better.
I am currently working on this: http://new.dmcworld.com/ which if you are using Firefox or Safari looks great, but if you use IE6 the main tabs fail, and if you use IE7 the main tabs somehow have the corners in the middle of the tab...what on earth is going on there?
In IE6 I can disable Javascript and the tabs appear correctly, not above each other. So it must be something to do with Nifty Corners, but what exactly I don't know. The tabs don't have the width set, maybe this is causing the problem? I require the individual widths so that the text in the tabs just fit, but I may have to set the widths individually to get the design working.
I have been following the
I have been following the development of Nifty Corners for a while now, and liked it was in its early stages, and now that its Nifty Corners Cube I really like it, but do find a few small problems with it. Your suggestions would certainly make it better.
I am currently working on this: http://new.dmcworld.com/ which if you are using Firefox or Safari looks great, but if you use IE6 the main tabs fail, and if you use IE7 the main tabs somehow have the corners in the middle of the tab...what on earth is going on there?
In IE6 I can disable Javascript and the tabs appear correctly, not above each other. So it must be something to do with Nifty Corners, but what exactly I don't know. The tabs don't have the width set, maybe this is causing the problem? I require the individual widths so that the text in the tabs just fit, but I may have to set the widths individually to get the design working.
The IE7 problem is beyond me, any ideas?