[Atli]

Hey.

Testing the latest Opera, and I just noticed that the nice rounding we have on the reputation boxes below the avatars and to up/down vote only works in Mozilla and Webkit based browsers, even though everybody supports that now. (Even IE! (... I know, I was shocked too.))

This post has been edited by Atli: 24 April 2011 - 10:47 PM

[Curtis Rutland]

What version did IE start supporting that in?

[Atli]

Was added in IE9.

[BetaWar]

Haha, I never noticed that (granted I always use IE, except for when there was a small IE error with the banner ad when it was added - at which point I used chrome for an hour or so... never noticed it though...).

It would be a nice addition though.

[Atli]

BetaWar, on 28 April 2011 - 11:50 PM, said:

Haha, I never noticed that (granted I always use IE, except for when there was a small IE error with the banner ad when it was added - at which point I used chrome for an hour or so... never noticed it though...).

Wait. You design websites... with Javascript no less... and you use IE voluntarily?

* Runs off to set up an intervention *

[Curtis Rutland]

If you know your audience, and your audience uses IE, then you use IE, at least enough to test. If there's enough compatibility issues, you might use it for development too.

[Atli]

Sure, we are pretty much forced to use it to some degree, it's just odd to see a web developer with IE listed as a favorite browser. It's usually quite the opposite.

Although, IE tends to create a lot of extra work, which if you bill by the hour, is not necessarily a bad thing

[Atli]

I think it's time to bump this request, seeing as the current release version of Firefox (13) has dropped it's support for the old -moz-border-radius vendor prefix, in favor of the standard border-radius version.

The current DIC styles will not show rounder borders in Firefox anymore.

[atraub]

haha I came here to make a thread for this one too. I noticed that after I upgraded my browser, things felt a bit... "blocky".

[skyhawk133]

How about now? (Refresh)

[Atli]

Yea thanks, that did it.

Although it doesn't seem to be working everywhere. For instance, in this thread the same CSS block that has the border-radius style for this thread only has the vendor-prefixed versions.

Looking at the markup, the new working version comes from this file:

/forums/public/min/index.php?f=public/style_css/css_8/awards.css,public/style_css/css_8/calendar_select.css,public/style_css/css_8/ipb_editor.css,public/style_css/css_8/ipb_styles.css&v=58

But in the other thread I get the same style, with the vendor-prefixes only, in this file:

/forums/public/min/index.php?f=public/style_css/css_4/awards.css,public/style_css/css_4/calendar_select.css,public/style_css/css_4/ipb_editor.css,public/style_css/css_4/ipb_styles.css&v=58

Only difference is the css_8 vs css_4 bit in the URL. Perhaps a caching issue?

[skyhawk133]

Will dig in to that a bit later today. Thanks for the troubleshooting on it.

[atraub]

I think it's all fixed unless I missed a spot.

[Atli]

Yea, looks like it. The css_4 version of the file has the non vendor prefixed version now too.

Thanks, Chris!