I finally figured out what your approach on corner transparency was. Which is you have none. I couldn't figure out how your implementation can achieve transparency, and only then I watched carefully and saw that you actually have the corner image's background in gray color, meaning images will have to be redone if you want to have the box over a different colored background.
The funny thing is, you don't need all your code :) just use 4 nested divs and only give color bg to the bottommost ;)
Hey do you have the source files for this example available anywhere on the web? I have my own versions of DIV & CSS rounded boxing but I'm pretty curious to see the details of your approach, the video is not too readable.
How can i use this technique on internet explorer?
002Tchiputu 1 year ago
Hi David. Thank you for this - excellent! Where can we find the source code?
tafevc 2 years ago
@iMachacker - I agree, but unfortunately it doesn't validate.
IncoherentTraveler 2 years ago
yea its called
moz
and
webkit
10x easier its like 2 lines of coding
iMachacker 2 years ago
I really like the FROM THE COUCH's tutorial
It's easily understandable and acceptable
thanks~
nonthingarea 2 years ago
I finally figured out what your approach on corner transparency was. Which is you have none. I couldn't figure out how your implementation can achieve transparency, and only then I watched carefully and saw that you actually have the corner image's background in gray color, meaning images will have to be redone if you want to have the box over a different colored background.
The funny thing is, you don't need all your code :) just use 4 nested divs and only give color bg to the bottommost ;)
vxcriss 2 years ago
Hey do you have the source files for this example available anywhere on the web? I have my own versions of DIV & CSS rounded boxing but I'm pretty curious to see the details of your approach, the video is not too readable.
vxcriss 2 years ago
wow dude, this is cool, where is the code?
CamiloSanchez1979 2 years ago