How I wish I had read something as easy as this when I first tried to implement a vCard within my own site, the hCard creator would have stopped me messing about trying to get the thing to work. However after reading John Faulds comment, perhaps it wasn’t my fault?
Onto progressive enhancement, as we know you can round corners of elements by using -moz-border-radius and -webkit-border-radius and when I was implementing this into a site yesterday I started to wonder if I could implement this with a border and found that it only worked to a certain degree.
Although the outside corners were rounded, the insides were still pointed and hard on the eye. This might sound really stupid but is there something along the lines of -moz-border-inner-radius or something which would help me overcome this problem? I don’t think it’s possible in the first place, so I’m not holding my breath.
Jack Osborne
How I wish I had read something as easy as this when I first tried to implement a vCard within my own site, the hCard creator would have stopped me messing about trying to get the thing to work. However after reading John Faulds comment, perhaps it wasn’t my fault?
Onto progressive enhancement, as we know you can round corners of elements by using -moz-border-radius and -webkit-border-radius and when I was implementing this into a site yesterday I started to wonder if I could implement this with a border and found that it only worked to a certain degree.
Although the outside corners were rounded, the insides were still pointed and hard on the eye. This might sound really stupid but is there something along the lines of -moz-border-inner-radius or something which would help me overcome this problem? I don’t think it’s possible in the first place, so I’m not holding my breath.
Great article Elliot, insightful as always.