Forget what I said about the autopad parameter - after getting help on the JQuery discussion list I’ve realized it is related to float as you describe.

A float left is somehow always forced on the code which prevents it from working properly.

It seems the bug is related to previous comments about “text not centering”. For my case, when using “table” set width 100% and “div” set to float right, they are not expanding or going to the available space on the right.

I’m using your curvy corners “19th May 2008 v1.5 - B190508″ javascript with jquery 1.2.6. The bug happen using the browser Mozilla Firefox 3.0 RTM and Safari 3.1.2, operation system Windows XP SP3. Testing with Internet Explorer 6 seems okay.

CSS File:
.width1 { width:950px;margin-left:auto;margin-right:auto; }
.round {
margin:20px auto 30px auto;padding:10px;
border:solid 1px #000;background:#fff;
}

JS File:
$(’.round’).corner({
tl:{radius:8}, tr:{radius:8},
bl:{radius:8}, br:{radius:8},
antiAlias:true,
autoPad:true,
validTags:['div']
});

HTML File:

Label
Inputs

Float to the right.
Some text on the left side.

The reason why text will not center is that autoPad seems reversed.

It appears the latest version of curvyCorners inverts the value of the “autoPad” parameter. Changing autoPad to false works!. This can’t be intentional because other samples using older versions do exactly the opposite.

regards,
ltg

However, I can’t get the text to center in the above example no matter what I add, and that’s for all browsers.

Is anyone using centered text with version 1.5?

Anyone else seeing this?

I love how cool curvey corners is -

I hate that I tried to learn it by looking at your home page at curvycorners.net.

That page tries to create a new curvyCorners object, which guess what doesn’t exist in the current version!

This wouldn’t be a big deal except for the fact that I’m learning JQuery and Javascript at the same time and it took 3 hours before I figured out Firebug should always be at your side :).

So my only point is that your home page is not using the same code, I guess you can worry about that in all of your “free” time.

I did learn a lot taking things apart though :).