Funny, I was under the impression that that wicked rendering bug was restricted to Gecko browsers on Mac only. Re the CSS validation: If you really want the stylesheet to validate, I think we have a couple options: a) remove the CSS2.0 validation link from the footer ;) b) hide the rule from the validator (and IE) via a hack ;) c) remove the -moz-border-radius rule (and drop the rounded corners) d) Implement rounded corners via a (valid) CSS hack (more markup to download or a javascript hack: just google "rounded corners css" for some 57'000 implementations) e) move the -moz-border-radius rule to a CSS-printing plugin and let the user choose. Personally I like the rounded corners, and don't feel like removing them. -m On 9/1/05, Sameer D'Costa <sameerslists at gmail.com> wrote: > The default theme in gregarius does not validate. You can see the results > at http://tinyurl.com/djxj7 > The problem is the -moz-border-radius statements which are gecko > specific. > > The rounded buttons on mozilla are nice, however if gregarius wants to > claim that it is (tentatively?) standards compliant I think they should > be removed. Anyway, once css3 is mature I think these proprietary > extensions will be removed from mozilla. > > Anyway, if you guys decide not to remove it this is an example of what > happenned to my gregarius installation main page. > > http://test.dcostanet.net/rss/tidy1.html (using firefox 1.0.6 on linux) > > http://test.dcostanet.net/main_top.jpg > http://test.dcostanet.net/main_bottom.jpg > > I have a similar problem with firefox 1.0.6 on the tiger however it is > not as bad. This gets fixed if I remove .frame from look.css in line 265 > > /* bad bad bad */ > .frame,.item,h3.collapsed,table,div.content img { -moz-border-radius: 5px } > > Sameer > > Ps. The /* bad bad bad */ is actually in the code :) > _______________________________________________ > gregarius-dev mailing list > gregarius-dev at sinless.org > http://sinless.org/mailman/listinfo/gregarius-dev >
