Just if anyone is interested. I removed all the rounded corner directives from the css.php and replaced them with jquery.corner.js and jquery commands to round the corners for specific elements in the header. This eliminated a large chunk of the css file (which is way way too big) and allowed me to have rounded corners, even in IE.
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You must log in to post replies.Genius. :-) Do you have some sample code, for what you did? ...Have you tested it in Opera and Safari?
We used it in our Elgg site http://www.shertonenglish.com/social/ and it works great. I tested in FF, IE, Chrome and Safari, but I think Opera is also supported.
We included the calls for the generic elements in initialise_elgg.php (in our theme), for example:
For some elements that only appear in a specific page you can put the call in the same page.
@morgar - Thank you.
@Keith - Perhaps you can also provide more info.
@Carlos mi buen amigo inteligente ;-)
thanks mate, you saved me some 7 minutes..
take care ;-O