IE Bug w/CSS Rounded Corners

J

Jeff Bowman

Hello

Here's a quick sample page illustrating the problem:

http://jeffbowman.com/boxtest/

The latest versions of Firefox, Netscape and Opera all display both boxes
just fine, but you can see what's happening in IE7. When I enclose the box
in a form, it goes south. Any ideas how I can hack it up to get it to work
in IE?

FWIW, I chose this particular rounded corners technique because it's
straightforward and compact--I suppose can change, but I'd rather fix this
one if I can.

All suggestions appreciated, thanks!

Jeff Bowman
 
J

Jeff Bowman

Jeff Bowman said:
Hello

Here's a quick sample page illustrating the problem:

http://jeffbowman.com/boxtest/

The latest versions of Firefox, Netscape and Opera all display both boxes
just fine, but you can see what's happening in IE7. When I enclose the box
in a form, it goes south. Any ideas how I can hack it up to get it to work
in IE?

FWIW, I chose this particular rounded corners technique because it's
straightforward and compact--I suppose can change, but I'd rather fix this
one if I can.

All suggestions appreciated, thanks!

Jeff Bowman




OK, got it.

Turns out I had some of the CSS mixed up from the original order. I
straightened that out and added the width style to the first layer, and
presto.

Here's the updated page, with a switch to view the CSS inline if you like:

http://jeffbowman.com/boxtest/?css=inline

HTH
 

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