1. Bart-Jan v. Ommeren
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Hi,

I am using the J51 Presence template on joomla version 2.5.8 on http://www.woordendaad.net , I am having multiple issues at the moment with the template.



This is an example image made on Internet Explorer 9

The corners aren't round and the shadow is missing on the autson slideshow in IE and chrome but they work fine in firefox.

There is a weird line in the body only on IE.

In IE the menu buttons aren't visible when the window size is to small but on the example site the buttons are moved when the window is to small.

Edit: The menu space issue has been resolved by resizing the textsize with code found on another topic on this forum.

I hope you can help me with these issues.
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Sorry for the double post,

After confirming the issues with another pc I discovered clearing the cache resolves the corner and dropshadow problem in IE but not in google chrome, google chrome still does not display round corners furthermore I noticed that the corners are round on the first image and while fading on chrome.

I hope this helps.
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Hello

Thank you for the update. To amend the Chrome issue try adding the following CSS to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters...

[code type=css].box_skitter .container_skitter {border-radius:10px;}[/code]
Where 10px is your slideshow radius.

Ciarán
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Thanks for the fast response, I have tried your solution but it did not work for me.
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Ok.. hopefully this will do it.

Change CSS added to the Custom CSS field to the following..

[code type=css].box_skitter .container_skitter img {
border-radius:10px;
-webkit-background-clip: padding-box;
}[/code]
Tested on our own demo and appears to do the trick.

Ciarán
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Yes that did the trick thanks for your solution.
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