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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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More Rounded Corners

Posted on May 3, 2010 by Adam

Like with Wikipedia, often times when you search for something and land at your desired article, you may click on a few other items in the article because they pique your interest or for clarification on certain details. And then … Continue reading →

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Polished Forms

Posted on April 17, 2010 by Adam

The framework code for form validation is done.  While I was converting older form fields to use the new code, I took some time to add a little polish to the form layout. I’ve usually held back from using the … Continue reading →

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Testing With IE

Posted on April 10, 2010 by Adam

Internet Explorer tends to be a pain when designing webpages or webapps.  Especially IE6.  You have to jump through a lot of hoops and put forth a lot of effort to get things working correctly in this antiquated browser (lack … Continue reading →

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