Category Archives: 301tool 2.0

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(Another) Update On Rounded Corners For IE

Posted on December 13, 2010 by Adam

This week, I stumbled across another promising rounded corner fix for IE called CSS3pie. You see, like in previous posts made here, IE doesn’t support CSS3′s border-radius property, but there are various attempts at fixes kicking around. Supposedly, IE9 will … Continue reading →

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Database of 301tool 2.0

Posted on October 27, 2010 by Adam

As the cooler months have begun their march, I’ve been picking up development of 301tool 2.0 a little more. I’m making some of the final revisions on the new database design. To show how things have developed by including various … Continue reading →

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Reconciling Differences

Posted on July 14, 2010 by Adam

Now that 1.1.2 is out in the wild, there are some pieces of code I improved upon in 1.1.2 that will be merging back into 2.0.0.  Once that is complete, I’ll be continuing to work on v2.o.o. I’m also finalizing … Continue reading →

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Update On Rounded Corners For IE

Posted on May 18, 2010 by Adam

I posted a quick update on some findings with DD_Roundies.  The verdict? It’s fine to use on elements such as divs and the like, but only if you have a simple layout.  Otherwise, quirky things happen, which appear to vary … Continue reading →

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