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Rounded Corners in your uber style
Difficulty: Advanced
Category: FPSB > Other/MiscAuthor(s): noiseless

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Now let us start with what coding belongs in the uber portion for the corners.

First:

We will add this to the bottom of the uber style you wish to add corners too.
.roundedcornr_box_1 {
background: #COLOR CODE HERE;
}
.roundedcornr_top_1 div {
background: url(IMAGE CODE HERE) no-repeat top left;
}
.roundedcornr_top_1 {
background: url(IMAGE CODE HERE) no-repeat top right;
}
.roundedcornr_bottom_1 div {
background: url(IMAGE CODE HERE) no-repeat bottom left;
}
.roundedcornr_bottom_1 {
background: url(IMAGE CODE HERE) no-repeat bottom right;
}

.roundedcornr_top_1 div, .roundedcornr_top_1,
.roundedcornr_bottom_1 div, .roundedcornr_bottom_1 {
width: 100%;
height: 3px;
font-size: 1px;
}
.roundedcornr_content_1 { margin: 0 3px; }


Explanation of how it works:

CYAN LETTERING
This determines your border color for the corners. Choose the same color for the corner of the border as in the image
GREEN LETTERING
The green lettering is simply where the image coding goes for the small corners you made go. Host those images, paste the direct link there. I recommend using a reliable hosting site, like your dropbox.
BLUE LETTERING
This is how thick your border will be. I recommend 2 - 4. Any bigger and it will be, well, to big. Though, it is personal preference.
YELLOW LETTERING
This changes the side thickness. The first number makes it thinner ( the zero) the second number would make it thicker (the three). Leave it default it you want.

Second:


This is to be placed around each module you want round corners on. This coding can be found in your advanced profile layout.
<div class="roundedcornr_box_1">
<div class="roundedcornr_top_1"><div></div></div>
<div class="roundedcornr_content_1">
#MODULE NAME HERE#
</div>
<div class="roundedcornr_bottom_1"><div></div></div>
</div>
<br>

Explanation of how it works:

RED LETTERING
Place your module here. Including the "#" 's. You need this coding around each module you want corners on. If not, it wont work for every module.
ORANGE LETTERING
The br tag is necessary in most cases. If you don't add this every time you want corners, sometimes the corner coding may merge into one line with the above module.


And walla you are done!!!
Added: 2 months agoTags: rounded, corners, uber, style, noise, less, noiseless, profile, cool, fun, good, sexy, botch, tom, hot, sex, in the butt
Feedback (18)
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czech_d3v3l0p3r .
Web developer, C++ programmerY2M
Posted 8 days ago
LOL, CSS property -moz-border-radius-(topleft|topright|bottomright|bottomleft) works too (documentation). But only for Mozilla :(
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PSN=benhur76008Y2M
Posted 24 days ago
This is definitely advanced. I was all gung ho to do this. Then I got lazy. Excellent tut though!
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People cant take jokes these days.Y2M
Posted 1 month ago
Just look in my uber! :D
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ModeratorY2M
Posted 2 months ago
Posted by Killo$ity

Beautiful tutorial, and I will definately be using this when I get round to making a new uberstyle!

One slight problem though, is that with the image codes in the first section; would they be actual images of corners? Or like a flat square of colour that would be cut into a curve when put there?

Those are the actual corners. Each one pertaining to the given file name.
- Moderator
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Bullet.Y2M
Posted 2 months ago
Beautiful tutorial, and I will definately be using this when I get round to making a new uberstyle!

One slight problem though, is that with the image codes in the first section; would they be actual images of corners? Or like a flat square of colour that would be cut into a curve when put there?
Spoz .
MEHCORE!Y2M
Posted 2 months ago
Thanks very much, great tut too =]
- MEHCORE!
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ModeratorY2M
Posted 2 months ago
Posted by Spoz_blackhole

Nice tut, out of curiocity, what font did you use on the tut pic?

Calibri Caps.
- Moderator
Spoz .
MEHCORE!Y2M
Posted 2 months ago
Nice tut, out of curiocity, what font did you use on the tut pic?
- MEHCORE!
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Away for a WeekY2M
Posted 2 months ago
Detail: The tutorial contains sufficient information for the average webdesigner and doesn't go into too much detail. This tutorial rated as "Advanced" suits it well, since someone completely new to webdesign will not even attempt to understand it.

Readability: Easy to read, especially using the colours in you code, however placing the code in boxes which would differentiate it from the rest of the text would definitely make more readable.

Usefulness: The outcome of this tutorial is rather impressive, making it useful to most uberstyle creators. This does not teach the method to creating round corners just in an uberstyle but may help in natural webdesign too. I recommend this tutorial to anyone with the wish of creating round corners in their uberstyle/website.
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Pixelated Nectar ModeratorY2M
Posted 2 months ago
I heart you. ^___^ Fantastic tutorial man.
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