Welcome to NiftyDotNet!
If you are a .NET developer, think that rounded corners were invented by people who hate developers and
web designers, you don't want to introduce semanticless divs in your code, or you
are tired of creating round corners as images, NiftyDotNet is for you!
Welcome to NiftyDotNet, the ASP.Net wrapper for Nifty Corners Cube ™.
Examples
The following examples are based on the original Nifty Corners Cube examples, and
will show you the main features of the component.
They have also been very useful to test and debug it.
Example 1: a single div
See how to use NiftyDotNet to round a single DIV element.
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Example 2: two divs
See how to use NiftyDotNet to round two DIV elements using commas
to separate the selectors.
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Example 3: transparency
This example shows the property InnerTransparent in action.
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Example 4: nifty tabs
See how to use NiftyDotNet to create a tabbed menu.
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Example 5: nifty buttons
You can also use NiftyDotNet to create buttons, see how.
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Example 6: nifty boxes
In this example, NiftyDotNet will round six divs with
fixed height but only corners.
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Example 7: nifty columns
See one of the of the biggest new features of nifty corners. The use of
MakeSameHeight allows to chage columns height up to the highest value found.
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Example 8: programming
This example shows how NiftyDotNet component properties
can be changed at runtime from ASP.Net.
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Example 9: using NiftyDotNet for layouts
See how NiftyDotNet can be used for composing page layouts.
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Example 10: putting all together
In this example, you'll see all the power of NiftyDotNet in action!
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License
NiftyDotNet is published under the GNU GPL v2.0 license. You can try to read it in
English,
in
Spanish or
other languages.
Author and credits
NiftyDotNet component has been developed by José M. Aguilar based on Nifty Corners Cube,
by Alessandro Fulciniti.
If you want to contact me, try at niftydotnet-at-gmail-dot-com. You can also read
the official blog, NiftyDotNet's Blog or
my personal blog, Variable Not Found
(only in spanish).
Special thanks to Sodefesa for hosting this project.