I have seen plenty of tutorials on how to use CSS for rounded corners in rectangles. However, there is nothing that covers a "cornerstone" image. How would you create one that will always sit in the bottom right corner no matter how wide someone's screen is? Would the positioning of that stand-alone element work using margins?
www.chicagotraindealers.com/manu...s.htm
This looks like an option but it appears to use table elements.
www.albin.net/css/roundedcorners
This explains it somewhat better
Any input is appreciated. This would be my first corner layout but I think I am ready to break out of the box and at least TRY to develop something like this which is cross browser/cross resolution compatible
www.chicagotraindealers.com/manu...s.htm
This looks like an option but it appears to use table elements.
www.albin.net/css/roundedcorners
This explains it somewhat better
Any input is appreciated. This would be my first corner layout but I think I am ready to break out of the box and at least TRY to develop something like this which is cross browser/cross resolution compatible
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Re: Lower Corner Images
Wed, June 11, 2008 - 5:27 PMhave you tried something like
#lowerRight{position: fixed; bottom:0;right:0;}
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Re: Lower Corner Images
Wed, June 11, 2008 - 7:46 PMThis is what I wondered about doing but I didnt know if that would work for a corner graphic that isnt squar in dimension (it is longer vertically than horizontally). Also, one good thing is that my corner graphic does not need to be a working graphic, button, or image map. Its just for display purposes. -
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Re: Lower Corner Images
Thu, June 12, 2008 - 12:59 AMI would try Jesse's solution.
I would imagine that would work. I did something similar before. I think I added a z-index to it too just to be sure and I think I had to make the html and body tags 100% in height. Was over a year ago and I forget what it was for now :S
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Re: Lower Corner Images
Thu, June 12, 2008 - 9:55 AMYeah. Im going to see how that works and consider your advice about the html and body css tags if going without them reveals bad results.
Kat
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