[jQuery] Corner plugin problem
> 2006/5/16, Mike Alsup
> By the way, if this is similar to the problem that you're having the
> fix is simply to nest another div inside the cornered div and put your
> padding there.
In "spare time" I am rewriting the corner adorner so that it can handle
bordered elements, but may need to completely redo the way I position the
divs that create the rounding effect. IE7 beta, Firefox, and Opera actually
work pretty well already and I've had positive Safari reports, but I can't
get IE6 to behave--big surprise.
I don't want the plugin to require the user to add markup in the document
just for the purpose of creating the effect. I also want to minimize
document structure changes that could impact static CSS rules. For example,
if I was to dynamically nest another div inside the cornered element then
static CSS rules might become wrong because I've changed the parent of the
contents. So I'm trying to make the changes by inserting just two child
elements at the top and bottom of the cornered element. That works fine
except on IE6...
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