Nifty Corners - but need it applied to tables
I have tables of data and I want to use a tab selector at the top of the table and then a rounded corners table underneath.
Nifty Corners seems to want to do everything using <div> and <ul> and <p> and <h> tags...
I have not figured out how to apply it to Tables... i.e. given a table set the border, border style, corners rounded, background color of the header row, etc.
Does anyone know how to do this????
Nifty Corners seems to want to do everything using <div> and <ul> and <p> and <h> tags...
I have not figured out how to apply it to Tables... i.e. given a table set the border, border style, corners rounded, background color of the header row, etc.
Does anyone know how to do this????
Here's an old tutorial on how to accomplish this: http://www.sitepoint.com/article/trick-rounded-corner-tables
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Nifty Corners is a specific javascript CSS script used for this purpose so that you don't have to create ANY images. So the url you suggested is not helpful.
Nifty Corners is a specific javascript CSS script used for this purpose so that you don't have to create ANY images. So the url you suggested is not helpful.
My mistake, no need to get snippy. Do you have a link so I can see what you are doing?
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Fuzz --- That was not meant to be snippy but probably was "terse" as I was in a hurry.
Mreuring -- there is a severe lack of info on Nifty except from the author yet there are a lot of websites recommending it. it's very odd. Anyway doing some playing around I did end up using divs inside tables and it worked. Other posts on another site suggested it would not work but somehow I got it working. This was all before reading your post but I will give you points anyway.
Mreuring -- there is a severe lack of info on Nifty except from the author yet there are a lot of websites recommending it. it's very odd. Anyway doing some playing around I did end up using divs inside tables and it worked. Other posts on another site suggested it would not work but somehow I got it working. This was all before reading your post but I will give you points anyway.