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Thank you to anyone who decides to respond. I SINCERELY appreciate the help as I am trying to clean up the job of a guy I hired to create a website for me, then took off. Ultimately, I am trying to add a css box-shadpow across all browsers and a border-radius of 15px. I have the box-shadow working on FF13, but not on Chrome or Safari5.1 I have added proprietary syntax (-web-kit…) no luck. When I try and add the border-radius, I there is background behind where I am trying to bend the corners not allowing it to look right…the website is choosemyplan.com
Thanks,
BP
It’s -webkit, not -web-kit ;)
Yikes, the guy that you hired used tables? Where do you want the rounded corners and drop shadows to appear?
TheDoc….I have been that before regarding the tables.I mistyped in the post…the actual syntax was “-webkit-box-shadow”…I want the corners to be rounded around the white part, where the main content is…same for the box shadow….It works on firefox, just not safari
Add display: block; to #bodyrow.
Unbelievable!!! Thank you so much! Since you are on a roll, and if you don’t mind…Do you have any idea why the page would be “aligning” left on an iphone/ipad? Thanks again for your help….
TheDoc…minor set back….adding “display:block” to bodyow…distorts the “blog” page….
http://www.choosemyplan.com/blog.
Any ideas/solutions?