Rounded Tables?

[DeiseHost]

I see there is a section in JTK2.1 for loading the modules with rounded corners, but it won't seem to do it for me.
How do I create sections with rounded corners? Any help and tips would be appreciated.

[admin]

I have answered this question a ton of times on the forum.
Please do a search.

[DeiseHost]

Originally Posted by admin

I have answered this question a ton of times on the forum.
Please do a search.

If I had found the answer in a search I wouldn't have posted.
That's a nice attitude to show to your customers.

[admin]

My friend "Please do a search" is attitude.
Should I mention the posts that I had to delete off this forum before
for your attitude.

If you look the Joomla 2005 templates that come with the kit
you see your examples.

-B

[DeiseHost]

Originally Posted by admin

My friend "Please do a search" is attitude.
Should I mention the posts that I had to delete off this forum before
for your attitude.

If you look the Joomla 2005 templates that come with the kit
you see your examples.

-B

Well you may as well delete this one as well then.
I won't be purchasing from you again and will certainly be recommending that to others also.
These are not support forums.

[DeiseHost]

The Templates 2005 do not answer my questions. I am on about the modules themselves. Not the template.

[admin]

Joomla 1.0 X only makes round corners with divs for module wrappers.
The only way with tables is to hard code a table into template
then add the module call in the middle as Joomla 2005 templates show.

-3 are round corners in module insert code.

PHP Code:

<?php if (mosCountModules('left')>0) mosLoadModules('left',-3); ?>

Allows for rounded corners.
Module Output Code:
<div>
<div>
<div >
             <h3>Title</h3>
             Module Data
            </div>             
            </div> 
   </div>
     
</div>

The best way I found not using JavaScript is to make a small circle in Photoshop or fireworks or your image editor and slice the image into four pieces. Match the back ground color to your page and module style.
change the names to yours along with styles colors.
add the code below edited to your design to your template_css.css
saves images are stored in your templates images folder.

// bl_grey.gif bottom left
.module {background: url(../images/bl_grey.gif) 0 100% no-repeat #dddddd; width: 20em; margin-bottom: 10px;}

// br_grey.gif bottom right
[font=&quot].module div {background: url(../images/br_grey.gif) 100% 100% no-repeat}


//tl_grey.gif top left
.module div div {background: url(../images/tl_grey.gif) 0 0 no-repeat}


// tr_grey.gif top right
.module div div div {background: url(../images/tr_grey.gif) 100% 0 no-repeat; padding:10px; padding-top: 0px; padding-bottom: 2px;}


// background color of the module this would be the inside color
.module div div div div {background: none;}

Any module position with a -3 style should output round corners.

[TITUS]

Not trying to interfere, yet I found the topic multiple times in the resource videos.
Like an example " What is a Joomla Wrapper? " at approx. 1 minutes and 55 secs.(more specifically 2m55secs...or even better, 6 minutes and 12 seconds,

Explained it well for me, especially if one has used sample data to actually see it work" on a local host(design setup).

Be patient, I been banging my head on joomla/code for a long time, and I must say, this is the best, quickest, easiest tutorial / application I have seen to streamline the whole process. I wish I had half the head knowledge Brian has and I can't wait for the 3.0 to be complete. Rock on Dude!! and Thanks x 2!! ( I meant no sarcasm in this post either, just trying to help..)


P.S. there is another at 8min 39 secs......same video,