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Hi,
The CurvyCorners script is applying its rounded corners on the fly and DOM elements added or initialized later are not taken into account, thus they will probably break/look strange (additionally hover state rounded corners do not work at all). Another issue is that CurvyCorners is heavily modifying the HTML of the elements it initializes and inserts literally hundreds of DIV elements in every rounded corner element it detects. This brings other issues with the Kendo UI widgets which don't expect these elements and try to initialize wrong ones. Due to its behavior, we can say that it is incompatible with Kendo UI and we don't see how such compatibility can be implemented.
Regards,
Kamen Bundev
the Telerik team
The CurvyCorners script is applying its rounded corners on the fly and DOM elements added or initialized later are not taken into account, thus they will probably break/look strange (additionally hover state rounded corners do not work at all). Another issue is that CurvyCorners is heavily modifying the HTML of the elements it initializes and inserts literally hundreds of DIV elements in every rounded corner element it detects. This brings other issues with the Kendo UI widgets which don't expect these elements and try to initialize wrong ones. Due to its behavior, we can say that it is incompatible with Kendo UI and we don't see how such compatibility can be implemented.
Regards,
Kamen Bundev
the Telerik team
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mvbaffa
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answered on 25 Oct 2011, 12:29 PM
I do not intend to apply curvycorners in kendoui component, my intention was to make some panels containers corners rounded.
Is there any other framework with similar functionally that could be used with KendoUI ???
Thanks in advance
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Hi,
Do you want these rounded corners to work in all browsers or just where the CSS3 property is supported? If the latter, it is rather easy - you can just specify class="k-list-container" to the element you want to style. This background will also change if you change the skin.
All the best,
Kamen Bundev
the Telerik team
Do you want these rounded corners to work in all browsers or just where the CSS3 property is supported? If the latter, it is rather easy - you can just specify class="k-list-container" to the element you want to style. This background will also change if you change the skin.
All the best,
Kamen Bundev
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answered on 25 Oct 2011, 02:24 PM
It must work on non-html5 browsers.
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Hi,
There's no 100% solution. You can try using the CSS3 Pie and set IE CSS behaviors to any rules that need it.
Greetings,
Kamen Bundev
the Telerik team
There's no 100% solution. You can try using the CSS3 Pie and set IE CSS behaviors to any rules that need it.
Greetings,
Kamen Bundev
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answered on 28 Oct 2011, 01:50 PM
Ok,
I will check it out
Thanks
I will check it out
Thanks