Google 64bit and 32bit Chrome is to ignore the "Image frames using CSS3 border".

[Ujiki.oO]

http://www.dynamicdrive.com/style/csslibrary/item/image_frames_using_css3_border_image/

First, because Windows10 Professional 64bit of Google Chrome has ignored the "Image frames using CSS3 border-image", I think Chrome bugs, gave a report on Google Inc.. But today, Andoroid-OS 32bit has been upgraded, but Chrome has been revised, ignores the "Image frames using CSS3 border-image". Is this would be a temporary problem? Or, does it always dialect was born?

[jscheuer1]

It works, but that browser expects a slightly different syntax. Not in the border-image property itself, but in the preparation for it. The item must also have border-style, not just border-width as used for the demo. Example:


.imageborder{
border-width: 20px;
border-style: solid;
-moz-border-image: url(frame.gif) 20 stretch; /*Mozilla version*/
-webkit-border-image: url(frame.gif) 20 stretch; /*Webkit version*/
-o-border-image: url(frame.gif) 20 stretch; /*Opera version*/
-ms-border-image: url(frame.gif) 20 stretch; /*IE syntax when it does support this prop*/
border-image: url(frame.gif) 20 stretch; /*Standard version*/
}

[Ujiki.oO]

A list of normal operation has been confirmed :

1. Android OS 6.0.1 + Chrome 51.0.2704.81
2. Win10 Pro (64bit) + Chrome 51.0.2704.84 m (64-bit)
3. Win10 Pro (64bit) + Avast SafeZone 1.48.2066.101
4. Win10 Pro (64bit) + Comodo Dragon 50.14.22.465 (portable)
5. Win10 Pro (64bit) + Comodo Chromodo 49.13.20.402 (portable)
6. Win10 Pro (64bit) + Comodo IceDragon 45.0.0.5 (portable)
7. Win10 Pro (64bit) + IE11.0.31
8. Win10 Pro (64bit) + Edge25


Thank you very much to complete the perfect answer ! :)