broken frame(s) in Firefox

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broken frame(s) in Firefox

#1 Post by 34design »

hi found your extension seemed perfect and a quick solution for adding some style to content . everything delivers fine in Safari however firefox the frames are broken with gaps .

you view in Firefox (mac) you see the broken frames example below in link and a screenshot is attached
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http://www.boutiquehotelitaly.com/en/co ... article/58

everything is fine in safari .

any help would be much appreciated , I have checked this on desktop and macbook with have two different versions of firefox installed.

brian

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Re: broken frame(s) in Firefox

#2 Post by Vasiljevski »

Well it looks like the problem is caused by this file:
http://www.boutiquehotelitaly.com/templ ... /reset.css

This style causes problems:

td, th {
border-radius: 10px 10px 10px 10px;
padding: 1px;
}

Bold line is CSS3 property, and for some reason it causes frames to brake in Firefox. Surprisingly IE9 and Chrome work OK but Firefox is not. But that is not the issues here :)

Try to remove the bolded line from the file and see if it will fix the problem, and most importantly that by removing it nothing else won't be broken ;)
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Re: broken frame(s) in Firefox

#3 Post by 34design »

thats awesome , thank you so much , i just 0px td, th { padding: 1px; -moz-border-radius: 0px; thanks for taking the time to respond.

brian

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