Border radius not specified for all browsers

[iammattthomas]

Where -moz-border-radius is specified, -khtml-border-radius should be specified as well.

[iammattthomas]

Patch adds border radiuses for KHTML

[technosailor]

I think you mean -webkit-border-radius which is Safari 3 implementation. Konqueror uses the former, as did <Safari 2. But come on, who uses Konqueror?

I'm of the mind that no broswer-specific CSS3 declarations should be used so I'm -1 all the way around, but if we're going to do it, we might as well use the more common CSS3 declaration used by more people and that's the webkit variant.

[iammattthomas]

I'm fine with -webkit, just chose -khtml as it was already in use elsewhere. I'll change. As to including it altogether, I think it makes sense to use it where we can for the browsers that support it.

[iammattthomas]

Patch border radius for webkit

[iammattthomas]

Patch border radius for webkit

[sambauers]

It might be best to future proof border-radius declarations using this order...

-moz-border-radius: XXX
-khtml-border-radius: XXX
-webkit-border-radius: XXX
border-radius: XXX

For now Firefox picks up the first, Konqueror picks up the second, Safari picks up the second or third and in time they (and hopefully others) will all pick up the last CSS3 "standard" one.

[ryan]

(In [6909]) Add webkit border radius. Props mt. fixes #5906

[ryan]

Missed sambauers comment before committing. Reopen if we want to change this.

[matt]

Yeah let's standardize on that that.

[iammattthomas]

Patch reflects sambauers suggestion for specifying radiuses

[iammattthomas]

Patch reflects sambauers suggestion for specifying radiuses

[iammattthomas]

Attached patches that specify radius as sambauers suggested above.

[ryan]

(In [6917]) Border radius changes from mt. fixes #5906