I'm using a script from editsite.net to make rounded corners of my rectangles. The script works perfectly but I want to make a modification. The script is designed to get the background color of the site itself and put it as the background under the rounded corner. However, the sheet of my site is different than the background color so I want to change that in the script but can't seem to know how to properly go about it. Here's the entire script: Code: // Contributors // Ilkka Huotari at http://www.editsite.net // Mathieu 'p01' HENRI at http://www.p01.org/ // http://seky.nahory.net/2005/04/rounded-corners/ // Steven Wittens at http://www.acko.net/anti-aliased-nifty-corners // Original Nifty Corners by Alessandro Fulciniti at http://pro.html.it/esempio/nifty/ function NiftyCheck() { if(!document.getElementById || !document.createElement) { return false; } var b = navigator.userAgent.toLowerCase(); if (b.indexOf("msie 5") > 0 && b.indexOf("opera") == -1) { return false; } return true; } function Rounded(className, sizex, sizey, sizex_b, sizey_b) { var bk; if (!NiftyCheck()) return; if (typeof(sizex_b) == 'undefined') sizex_b = sizex; if (typeof(sizey_b) == 'undefined') sizey_b = sizey; var v = getElements(className); var l = v.length; for (var i = 0; i < l; i++) { color = get_current_style(v[i],"background-color","transparent"); bk = get_current_style(v[i].parentNode,"background-color","transparent"); AddRounded(v[i], bk, color, sizex, sizey, true); AddRounded(v[i], bk, color, sizex_b, sizey_b, false); } } Math.sqr = function (x) { return x*x; }; function Blend(a, b, alpha) { var ca = Array( parseInt('0x' + a.substring(1, 3)), parseInt('0x' + a.substring(3, 5)), parseInt('0x' + a.substring(5, 7)) ); var cb = Array( parseInt('0x' + b.substring(1, 3)), parseInt('0x' + b.substring(3, 5)), parseInt('0x' + b.substring(5, 7)) ); return '#' + ('0'+Math.round(ca[0] + (cb[0] - ca[0])*alpha).toString(16)).slice(-2).toString(16) + ('0'+Math.round(ca[1] + (cb[1] - ca[1])*alpha).toString(16)).slice(-2).toString(16) + ('0'+Math.round(ca[2] + (cb[2] - ca[2])*alpha).toString(16)).slice(-2).toString(16); return '#' + ('0'+Math.round(ca[0] + (cb[0] - ca[0])*alpha).toString(16)).slice(-2).toString(16) + ('0'+Math.round(ca[1] + (cb[1] - ca[1])*alpha).toString(16)).slice(-2).toString(16) + ('0'+Math.round(ca[2] + (cb[2] - ca[2])*alpha).toString(16)).slice(-2).toString(16); } function AddRounded(el, bk, color, sizex, sizey, top) { if (!sizex && !sizey) return; var i, j; var d = document.createElement("div"); d.style.backgroundColor = bk; var lastarc = 0; for (i = 1; i <= sizey; i++) { var coverage, arc2, arc3; // Find intersection of arc with bottom of pixel row arc = Math.sqrt(1.0 - Math.sqr(1.0 - i / sizey)) * sizex; // Calculate how many pixels are bg, fg and blended. var n_bg = sizex - Math.ceil(arc); var n_fg = Math.floor(lastarc); var n_aa = sizex - n_bg - n_fg; // Create pixel row wrapper var x = document.createElement("div"); var y = d; x.style.margin = "0px " + n_bg + "px"; x.style.height='1px'; x.style.overflow='hidden'; // Make a wrapper per anti-aliased pixel (at least one) for (j = 1; j <= n_aa; j++) { // Calculate coverage per pixel // (approximates circle by a line within the pixel) if (j == 1) { if (j == n_aa) { // Single pixel coverage = ((arc + lastarc) * .5) - n_fg; } else { // First in a run arc2 = Math.sqrt(1.0 - Math.sqr((sizex - n_bg - j + 1) / sizex)) * sizey; coverage = (arc2 - (sizey - i)) * (arc - n_fg - n_aa + 1) * .5; // Coverage is incorrect. Why? coverage = 0; } } else if (j == n_aa) { // Last in a run arc2 = Math.sqrt(1.0 - Math.sqr((sizex - n_bg - j + 1) / sizex)) * sizey; coverage = 1.0 - (1.0 - (arc2 - (sizey - i))) * (1.0 - (lastarc - n_fg)) * .5; } else { // Middle of a run arc3 = Math.sqrt(1.0 - Math.sqr((sizex - n_bg - j) / sizex)) * sizey; arc2 = Math.sqrt(1.0 - Math.sqr((sizex - n_bg - j + 1) / sizex)) * sizey; coverage = ((arc2 + arc3) * .5) - (sizey - i); } x.style.backgroundColor = Blend(bk, color, coverage); if (top) y.appendChild(x); else y.insertBefore(x, y.firstChild); y = x; var x = document.createElement("div"); x.style.height='1px'; x.style.overflow='hidden'; x.style.margin = "0px 1px"; } x.style.backgroundColor = color; if (top) y.appendChild(x); else y.insertBefore(x, y.firstChild); lastarc = arc; } if (top) el.insertBefore(d, el.firstChild); else el.appendChild(d); } function getElements(className) { var elements = []; var el = document.getElementsByTagName('DIV'); var regexp=new RegExp("\\b"+className+"\\b"); for (var i = 0; i < el.length; i++) { if (regexp.test(el[i].className)) elements.push(el[i]); } return elements; } function get_current_style(element,property,not_accepted) { var ee,i,val,apr; try { var cs=document.defaultView.getComputedStyle(element,''); val=cs.getPropertyValue(property); } catch(ee) { if(element.currentStyle) { apr=property.split("-"); for(i=1;i<apr.length;i++) apr[i]=apr[i].toUpperCase(); apr=apr.join(""); val=element.currentStyle.getAttribute(apr); } } if((val.indexOf("rgba") > -1 || val==not_accepted) && element.parentNode) { if(element.parentNode != document) val=get_current_style(element.parentNode,property,not_accepted); else val = '#FFFFFF'; } if (val.indexOf("rgb") > -1 && val.indexOf("rgba") == -1) val = rgb2hex(val); if (val.length == 4) val = '#'+val.substring(1,1)+val.substring(1,1)+val.substring(2,1)+val.substring(2,1)+val.substring(3,1)+val.substring(3,1); return val; } function rgb2hex(value) { var x = 255; var hex = ''; var i; var regexp=/([0-9]+)[, ]+([0-9]+)[, ]+([0-9]+)/; var array=regexp.exec(value); for(i=1;i<4;i++) hex += ('0'+parseInt(array[i]).toString(16)).slice(-2); return '#'+hex; } Any suggestions? Again what I would like to do is be able to specify the color that the script uses under the rounded corners. I don't want it to pull from the background color of the site. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Code: color = get_current_style(v[i],"background-color","transparent"); bk = get_current_style(v[i].parentNode,"background-color","transparent"); So, the code detects the background-color of the element v and sets it as fore-color. Further it detects the background-color of the parent of v and sets it as background color. So, you might try changing those 2 lines.
Thanks. That's what I assumed and that's as far as I got but I don't know what to change it to. What should I do if I want to specify the color instead of having it pulled?
Sorry, for late reply .. I wasn't online @ G4EF as I was stuck with something else .. Anyway .. I guess you can directly specify the colors like #FF0000 for red etc ... (Tell me if it doesn't work, I just roughly went through the above code .. may be I am wrong)
I figure it out a few days ago. What I did was reference the color explicitly in the code. So this line: Code: color = get_current_style(v[i],"background-color","transparent"); bk = get_current_style(v[i].parentNode,"background-color","transparent"); Changed to this: Code: color = get_current_style(v[i],"background-color","transparent"); bk = '#FFFFFF'; And that solved my problem.