A way to make rounded borders around daycare pets?

[Infernette]

I've been trying to make a rounded border around daycare pets (and various other things I'm working to use it on!) and I've tried the <p style> one, and it has no syntax errors but it just doesn't show. Is there anyway to do this?

Thank you for any help, <3

[Abronsyth]

You can't just use <td style="border-radius:15px;"> for it? Build a table around the daycare system..? ((I'm really exhausted so I might not be logical right now)).

[Infernette]

I'm trying to get it around each egg in the daycare, so I don't know if that'd work XD

[IntoRain]

Adding borders to images? It can be done in the CSS but not sure if would affect every image in the site. HTML has a border attribute by default ('<img src="<?php echo $adopt->getImage("gui") ?>" width="" height="" border="" alt="" />' not sure if <?php echo $adopt->getImage("gui") ?> is correct tho), but I think you would have to change the way daycare displays pets, not sure if the Array accepts HTML linked images as objects... If you really want a rounded table... Maybe make a table for each adopt? xD

[Infernette]

It seems to not allow html in the image for the daycare - it gives an error about rendering. I really don't know what to do about it then- the table may work but i don't know if it'll have the right borders that I need (and color inside XD).


It's odd because html works in the myadopts table and whatnot, so I may have to find a .php way to do it. And there are multiple images on the page so I don't think css will work D: (Let alone do I know where to put it!)

[IntoRain]

I haven't worked with CSS but I believe images in html go get their properties if you add a class="css_classname" inside the <img src...> tag, but no idea how classes in CSS are created or work either sorry ._. for tables I think you have to use CSS to make them rounded too, maybe someone who understands css can help Dx

[Tequila]

Try adding this a new class to your css (use the existing as an example) and use the classname in the image tag as IntoRain has suggested.

ex (replace Xs with your options):

PHP Code:

.daycare {
border:1px solid #XXXXXX;
margin:5px;
padding:2px;
} 


The margin will push the border away from the image, and the padding will help align it on the page better.

[Infernette]

how exactly does one go about putting that example into the image code, tequila. I've looked in a lot of places but I can't find it for the life of me, and is there any way to apply it to text too XD I hope I'm not being too much of a bother with this- I just want to focus on my site looking really pretty now! :)

[Hall of Famer]

Well for each HTML form element, you can look up its ID or class by viewing page source from FF/Chrome, then add CSS element for these particular ID/Class. You can modify the script, and add a class for each HTML element manually. This is one example:

PHP Code:

$image = new Image("image.png");
$image->setClass("daycare_image"); 


It can be a bit tricky though, to locate the image GUI object in a script file and operate on this very object. In Mys v1.3.4 I've provided a new feature called additional css, which can be manipulated through ACP. This way you can create different css for various pages, read the blogpost for more information if you are interested:
http://www.mysidiaadoptables.com/forum/blog.php?b=82

[Infernette]

So I managed to get the css border around it- but now It's doing this :
http://i43.tinypic.com/28c33x3.png
when I attempt to add words.


And this is the CSS:
divide{
padding-top: 15px;
height: auto;
border: 2px solid #000000;
border-radius:5px;
background-color: #E1E1E1;

}

What... am I messing up?