http://itpastorn.blogspot.com/2009/06/do-not-put-experimental-features-last.html Yes which is why I said for consistency using a wrap for the border was better instead as in your example. The webkit-border-radius rule is understood by all webkit browsers such as Safari. The
tag draws a box around the related elements. If your Windows is set to "classic" style, you won't get the rounded corners. The order shouldn't matter, but you could try changing the sequence and putting the standard one first. If you’ve still no idea what I’m talking about, take a look at these two images of a lightbox mockup - which one has me grinding my teeth? We’re going to start this discussion looking at a fieldset with no legend. My legend ¡¡PERO si configuro un estilo CSS en el fieldset, las esquinas redondeadas desaparecen !! Can anyone give me a good site or give me some good tips on fieldet boxes. 2923. background: #FF9; .-= Lars Gunther´s last blog ..Högre kvalitet på webb-utbildningen på gymnasiet =-. Think of form elements within a fieldset, or buttons within an alert box. Yes, it’s the second which I’ll lose sleep over. If you change the color by redefining the border attribute, it loses its default attributes and become of squared shape. Twitter. A couple of changes to show how the legend’s appearance might be improved can be made in the CSS. Using the tag, you can create your forms and your users are easily understand. However, IE's default presentation for the Html fieldset tag just looks nicer. Specify as true to have the Component inject framing elements within the Component at render time to provide a graphical rounded frame around the Component content. Additional articles at Web Teacher about styling fieldsets with CSS: This is one of the things students always ask for, so keep sharing the knowledge. What’s the best approach to get fieldsets and legends and rounded corners working properly in IE without extra HTML markup? Edit and preview HTML code with this online HTML viewer. In a simple website, the use of Fieldsets to separate form content is a nice touch, but Internet Explorer and Firefox/Chrome do not round the edges like Internet Explorer does. Pixel is defined with the px after the size like below. Since IE10 doesn’t recognize conditionals, the “fix” in the IE conditional doesn’t get applied. Style for form fieldset: 5. border: solid 1px black; RadFormDecorator creates a table in older browsers that do not support CSS 3(e.g. (IE for example rounds background images and when using sprites it shows the edge of any adjacent sprites when they are not separated by more than a couple of pixels). Thanks very usefull trick. -moz-border-radius: 8px; padding: 6px; Personally, I don’t prefer the half/half background: that’s a question of flavor of course. Border radius. -webkit-border-radius: 8px; Definition and Usage. You can set the radius of the corners in the Properties pallete for most programs. Powered by Discourse, best viewed with JavaScript enabled, fieldsets-legends-rounded-corners-and-IE-nw2.htm, Fieldsets, legends, rounded corners, and IE, It seems the method is not 100% waterproof for (rather extreme) font scaling. If the is styled with an inline-level display value, it will behave as inline-block, otherwise it will behave as block. In certain browsers (Firefox and Safari and perhaps others) you can use CSS to make rounded corners on the border around the fieldset and around the legend. But, as I have already told, it's possible to do rounded corners on fieldsets and it's possible to change the line color on fieldsets by CSS. Rounded corners on fieldset borders. border-radius: 8px; Let’s make it big and start with a reasonably subtle corner: 10 pixels, or 10px: You can set the radius of the corners in … The default display for a fieldset is a square cornered border. Just a few CSS rules can make your fieldset look like it was styled by a pro. Note: The original post was published March 19 2010.The original article’s CSS3 emulator of choice was CurvyCorners. That is why there is some inconsistency in the padding of the elements that are inside of the FieldSet … fieldset { }. And IE8 does not have attributes to round the corners like Firefox. Use the border-radius property for that. Well, you will if you’ve got a sensible browser (see note below). -moz-border-radius: 8px; Using the tag, you can create your forms and your users are easily understand. border-bottom-right-radius - Rounds the bottom right corner of an element. The tag is used to group related elements in a form.. How do you put heders between the lines a the top of the box? Rounded corners on a fieldset ; How can I disable all elements inside a fieldset in jQuery? Discussion in 'CSS' started by hip_hop_x, Feb 5, 2008. . Next, I’ll round the corners. Mitch - August 22, 2010. Yes using a solid background to the legend will hide the rounding differences more easily than my other example as it won’t matter if its a pixel or two out. The tag is used to draws a box around a related elements. https://www.thesitewizard.com/css/create-rounded-corners-box-borders-css.shtml And also anything about headers. The rule is repeated three times, a redundancy meant to create the effect in as many browsers as possible. Put simply; if you have two rounded corners running parallel, the outer corner should have a larger radius which "flows" round the one on the inside. The tag is used to draws a box around a related elements. Firefox, on the otherhand, defaults to an ugly square box presentation. }. A text field The tag is used to grouping the related form elements. The problem is that with both the instruction for rounded corners and for line color the fieldset, IE goes square on the borders. It’s not difficult to be dead accurate with it though; the difference in the border radius of your two objects should be equal to the gap between them. border-top-right-radius - Rounds the top-right corner of an element. If this is an external CSS file, do a full reload of the page (Ctrl+Shift+r) to bypass the cache. We could do the same with a layer, but the advantage of fieldset is, at least in Firefox, to get round corners. However, without positioning, the fieldset doesn’t get rounded corners. When someone uses the words “rounded corners” and “IE” in the same paragraph, rest assured a puppy has died somewhere. And IE8 does not have attributes to round the corners like Firefox. With the CSS border-radius property, you can give any element "rounded corners". Drop image in tool, set the corner radius using slider, then click Round corner button to process the image. legend { Archived Forums > Internet Explorer Web Development. See this. We’ll get to legends in a bit. hip_hop_x, Feb 5, 2008. I already reported problem on broken fieldset border radius support.