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Inspired by the Octupus Engine by Dragon Labs, I created a jQuery plugin that is more flexible. However, it does not work in IE, and I can't figure out why. Please help me fix and improve it in general.
It can be found at here
PS: I am aware that a corner plugin exists here . However, using images, it allows for beautiful borders that cannot be achieved with CSS. -
I don't what is going on. It's not the CSS. It's the script. If I add the spans manually, IE displays them right, but it does not display the script generated spans properly. I don't know what's going. I have even tried DOM methods instead of innerHTML, I get the same result. I have used the DebugBar toolbar for IE to look at the DOM, and it is proper. I think it's adding it's own styling. I tried removing padding and border with no luck. I really don't know what's up with IE. Please help.
It looks like it is rendering the next element partially inside the first element. It makes no sense. -
I found a hack that makes IE render it properly. I'd love to know of why IE is behaving this way. I don't remember reading about this bug anywhere.
Source code updated. -
It's been fully fixed. Please find a use for it.
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Nice. Is there a way to control the heights and widths?
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You control it via CSS. Look at the input box example down the page.
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Discuss it on the jQuery mailing list, not here.
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