Integrate curvyCorners.js? - demo available

[kuczora]

The calendar looks great in Firefox, thanks in great part to the use of curved corners using the -moz-border-radius property in your CSS.

That now needs updating to use the new border-radius property so that things will look curvy in IE9 and other CSS3 based browsers.

That still leaves IE8 and earlier with nasty sharp edges to all the boxes, it really looks so poor compared to the radiused corners.

I came across the CurvyCorners.js file and am having a play around with it - early results look fairly promising.

I will report back if I get it all working properly - it makes huge changes to the page's HTML and I need to work round the issues with storing date data as a div's id.

[kuczora]

OK I have the integrated code working for both the public demo and the admin demo that are offered as links from http://www.online-reservations.co.uk

Not a trivial exercise, the curvycorners.js integration needed a fair bit of fine tuning but I think that the results are worth it.

Any of your users who are viewing the sites in IE8 or earlier should compare the demos above with your own demo pages to see how curvycorners affects things.

[chris]

Hi, thanks for the demo though I must admit to have not tried it in IE yet.
Personally I would not use the curvycorners.js preferring to let the calendar "degrade" for older browsers. However it is a good option if your webdesign *requires* everything to have curved corners in all browsers.

Chris