Have you ever tried combining the elements Google Maps, IFrames, rounded corners and: Then don't even start thinking about it! At the beginning there was this idea: Let's implement Google Maps on a website with the following fancy looking style: Additionally, let's try integrating a hover-effect due to the quite small default size of this map.
Every time a user hovers over the map, it should resize automatically. Well, since CSS transitions is supported by all modern browsers by now, it doesn't seem to be that difficult. After exporting the current location as an embed map an iframe-tag in Google Maps, I started with the following code that relies on border-radius to implement rounded corners: A first short design check border bottom right radius firefox 64bit the hover-animation looked good in Firefox.
But in Google Chrome, the content comes out of the iframe, as the following image shows:. After some googling I found out that a wrapping div-container around the iframe might fix the problem. The trick is using overflow: Although the above code looks and works perfectly in Firefox and Chrome, the Internet Explorer doesn't seem to support the pseudo-class: However, Stack Overflow lists a couple of similar questions and different approaches, but the most interesting answer can be found at Doctype.
Simulating the hover- functionality using the JavaScript events mouseenter mouseover and mouseleave mouseout is obviously the way to go. So, let's give it a try: But there are a few things worth mentioning. First border bottom right radius firefox 64bit all, the implementation is based on jQuery 1. Furthermore, Internet Explorer 11 no longer reports as MSIE, as modern websites should rely on other techniques such as feature detection.
However, in this scenario we need to implement a workaround for a specific browser issue. And the only way to detect all versions of the Internet Explorer, is checking for Trident in the user agent string: Seriously, I'm talking about rounded corners. Just take a look at the different browser screenshots. Even if you use specific vendor prefixes in the wrapping border bottom right radius firefox 64bit AND in the iframe itself, the content of the iframe will still come out in most of the mobile browsers.
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