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Another slider-ish thing that isn't working

Discussion in 'General Web Design Discussion' started by shovenose, Jul 19, 2012.

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    shovenose, Jul 19, 2012
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    Also, one more thing: for some reason the rounded corners in the widgets don't work in Firefox :(
    thanks


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    Slide-down thing works for me (I'm in Chrome)! And you have -moz-border-radius on your widgets... the corners should look fine in firefox?


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    Well I fixed the slider thign a few hours ago. But the widgets still aren't rounded...
    Thanks!
    BTW, do you have any bright ideas as to how I could save settings such as widget position to the database? Thanks!


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    Try something like this... to pull them:

    select * from user_widgets
    where user_id = 123
    order by column, weight;

    Code:
    CREATE TABLE user_widgets (
    `user_id` int unsgined not null references users(id),
    `widget_id` int unsigned not null references widgets(id),
    `column` enum('left','right','center') not null default 'left',
    `weight` smallint not null default 0,
    primary key (widget_id, user_id),
    index (column, weight)
) engine=innodb;


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    Great! I'll definitely try that.
    So, I should assign each widget a number, then for location 1 it pulls widget 8, then for location 2, it pulls widget 4, etc.?
    Thank you very much


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    Pretty sure FF doesn't use the vendor prefix for that any more. Doesn't use, as in won't.


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    shove, widgets should have their own table (CREATE TABLE widgets) with additional information.

    ron, good to know... so then just straight border-radius for FF now?


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    Yeah. Skips right over it. Don't forget to add the background-clip for FF, though or your background images may leak out of the corner.


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    I've never heard of the backgorund clip so I'll look it up. Thanks for letting me know!


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