Friday, January 4, 2019

This page will focus on the simple BORDER-RADIUS feature.

This page will focus on border-radius..


Let's start by showing a standard sequence.
It's using the basic features found on IQGO.
Generally; the border-radius is a modest 5px.
Each area can be altered.
The outer-container, the inner-page, and each individual box.
Plus, the boxes have 2 layers which can be altered to any choice.






Example 2
We'll increase the inner border-radius to 12px.






Example 3
Essentially; there are four Rows in our sequence.
Each of the 4 box-areas has an white inner box, and an grayer outer area.






Example 4
We'll keep it simple.
All 4 outer boxes will be border-radius:13px
and all 4 inner boxes will be border-radius:58px.





Example 5
Let's keep it simple.
All 4 outer boxes will be border-radius:13px
and, all 4 inner boxes will be border-radius:18px.






Example 6
After experimenting with several border-radius options...
It's very evident that our original choice for IQgo is the best choice.
So, We're keeping the original border-radius.

Important note:




Example 7
In theory, borders can be widened.
and, colors could be changed as well.
Plus, each individual box can be altered. #1,#2, and #3.
(Although the effects are usually too extravagant).

Even the entire outer-field can be reshaped.

Large inner border

border: solid rgba(5 , 2 , 2 , 1.0) 5.2px;

large outer border:

border: solid rgba(105 , 102 , 102 , 1.0) 6px;


We're widening the inner-border.
We'll also make it greener.
and make it dotted, instead of solid.

border: dotted rgba(115 , 253 , 3 , 1.0) 3px;



Example 8
Here,
We'll alter the inner-field of the container.
solely by changing the border-radius. and keeping all other features unchanged.
Notice the increased curvature on all four corners.

I'm also choosing red text.

color: red;

Here's a grayish-black text.

color: #423d4c;


In this row,
we'll use blue text.

color: blue;




Example 9
As you'll probably learned;
our original set-up was adequate.
Our initial choices of border-radius worked just fine !!!








Example 10
When using linear-gradient,
we're keeping these changes very minimal.






Example 11
We always prefer minor changes.
But, colorful options are always available.








Example 12
When using the linear-gradient effect;
We've chosen to NEVER use this feature within the field.
But; we'll use Linear-gradient in the foreground below (for demonstrative purposes only).










As you can see,
our original choices were perfectly adequate.







final example.
No changes were necessary.
But, we'll taper-off the bottom border-radius within each list.

inner box #1 was originally border-radius: 6px;
But we'll curve the bottom more, resulting in 18px.






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