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by default, if the first child of a controlgroup is hidden (with, presumably, "display:none" or similar), and the controlgroup uses rounded corners, then the top edge of the controlgroup should have rounded corners. If the data-exclude-invisible="false" attribute is then added, the top edge of the controlgroup should not have rounded corners.
The actual behaviour seems to be that the top edge of the controlgroup never has rounded corners, regardless of the data-exclude-invisible setting:
This still seems to be broken in 1.4 and latest. The top edge of the controlgroup never has rounded corners, regardless of the data-exclude-invisible setting. See the above jsbin example.
According to the docs at:
http://api.jquerymobile.com/controlgroup/#option-excludeInvisible
by default, if the first child of a controlgroup is hidden (with, presumably, "display:none" or similar), and the controlgroup uses rounded corners, then the top edge of the controlgroup should have rounded corners. If the data-exclude-invisible="false" attribute is then added, the top edge of the controlgroup should not have rounded corners.
The actual behaviour seems to be that the top edge of the controlgroup never has rounded corners, regardless of the data-exclude-invisible setting:
http://jsbin.com/ofuhaw/54/edit
Tested on Safari 6.0.5 (Mac) and Mobile Safari (iOS 6.1), with jQuery Mobile 1.3.1, 1.3.2, and latest.
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