Rounded Corners

[PWS]

I am despertely trying get a DIV to look like a box with rounded
corners.

I can find load of examples this where the first line of text has the
top graphic and the last line of text has the bottom graphic, but all
I want to have in my DIV is a TreeView coontrol.

Can anyone send some code.

PWS

[Jukka K. Korpela]

Scripsit PWS:

I am despertely trying get a DIV to look like a box with rounded
corners.

In another group, you despartely wrote the same. The cure is to stop
worrying about this. I bet you have real problems with your web page, so
don't waste your time trying to solve a more or less imaginary problem.
There are ways to create rounded corners using more or less tricky methods,
but the symptoms suggest that you would just use the more tricky methods in
wrong ways.

If you really think everything else is OK and you just need this tiny little
feature, post the URL and explain which DIV should have rounded corners and
in which sense.

all I want to have in my DIV is a TreeView coontrol.

In the worldwide context, "TreeView coontrol" is not a term you should use.
It's not a CSS concept, or an HTML concept. If it's somehow relevant to your
CSS problem, you should have explained it

--
Jukka K. Korpela ("Yucca")
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/

[PWS]

Thank you for such an informative post and so helpful given my the
questions I asked in my post - NOT!

Could I please ask that you resist any urge to answer any of my posts
in the future. Quite why you should tell me to ignore the problem is
beyond me.

For those who might actually want to help me, my question is, how with
a DIV with no text just an ASP.NET control, do I implement rounded
corners?

PWS


On Sep 2, 5:57 pm, "Jukka K. Korpela" <[e-mail]:

Scripsit PWS:

I am despertely trying get a DIV to look like a box with rounded
corners.

In another group, you despartely wrote the same. The cure is to stop
worrying about this. I bet you have real problems with your web page, so
don't waste your time trying to solve a more or less imaginary problem.
There are ways to create rounded corners using more or less tricky methods,
but the symptoms suggest that you would just use the more tricky methods in
wrong ways.

If you really think everything else is OK and you just need this tiny little
feature, post the URL and explain which DIV should have rounded corners and
in which sense.

all I want to have in my DIV is a TreeView coontrol.

In the worldwide context, "TreeView coontrol" is not a term you should use.
It's not a CSS concept, or an HTML concept. If it's somehow relevant to your
CSS problem, you should have explained it

--
Jukka K. Korpela ("Yucca")http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/

[Rik Wasmus]

On Sun, 02 Sep 2007 18:30:22 +0200, PWS <pw*@twelve.me.ukwrote:

On Sep 2, 5:57 pm, "Jukka K. Korpela" <[e-mail]:

>Scripsit PWS:

I am despertely trying get a DIV to look like a box with rounded
corners.

In another group, you despartely wrote the same. The cure is to stop
worrying about this. I bet you have real problems with your web page, so
don't waste your time trying to solve a more or less imaginary problem.
There are ways to create rounded corners using more or less tricky
methods,
but the symptoms suggest that you would just use the more tricky
methods in
wrong ways.

If you really think everything else is OK and you just need this tiny
little
feature, post the URL and explain which DIV should have rounded corners
and
in which sense.

all I want to have in my DIV is a TreeView coontrol.

In the worldwide context, "TreeView coontrol" is not a term you should
use.
It's not a CSS concept, or an HTML concept. If it's somehow relevant to
your
CSS problem, you should have explained it

--
Jukka K. Korpela ("Yucca")http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/

Don't quote signatures, don't toppost, fixed.

Thank you for such an informative post and so helpful given my the
questions I asked in my post - NOT!

Could I please ask that you resist any urge to answer any of my posts
in the future. Quite why you should tell me to ignore the problem is
beyond me.

For those who might actually want to help me, my question is, how with
a DIV with no text just an ASP.NET control, do I implement rounded
corners?

There is no such thing in CSS (not yet supported at least). Define
backgroundimages so that it seems rounded.
--
Rik Wasmus

[John Hosking]

PWS wrote:

Thank you for such an informative post and so helpful given my the
questions I asked in my post - NOT!

Thank you for top-posting - NOT!

>
Could I please ask that you resist any urge to answer any of my posts
in the future.

Don't worry, most people will resist that urge now.

Quite why you should tell me to ignore the problem is beyond me.

Because the task is so difficult to do satisfactorily that your chances
of success are estimated at near zero.

Some potentially leading (or at least pointed) questions: What happened
when you googled for discussions and articles on the topic? Didn't you
get any nifty hits? And what does a TreeView control have to do with it?
Where's the URL for your best attempt so far? What makes you expect
people to send you code? Why did you multi-post? Wasn't the answer to
your post in c.i.w.a.h clear enough?

>
For those who might actually want to help me, my question is, how with
a DIV with no text just an ASP.NET control, do I implement rounded
corners?

I don't really have any more to add beyond Jukka's and David's advice. GL.

--
John
Pondering the value of the UIP: http://improve-usenet.org/