What I was thinking. 😄
Karl DeSaulniers <mailto:k...@designdrumm.com>
Tuesday, March 21, 2017 4:53 PMvia Postbox
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Put your image inside a div and round the corners on the div, not the
image with overflow:hidden on the div.
Best,
Karl
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Michelle Konzack <mailto:linux4miche...@gmail.com>
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Hello *,
in one of my websites I have on the top left and right two images like
<img src="michelle.png" border="0" class="img_head">
which I make round using
.img_head { border-radius: 50%; }
which works fine, BUT, if I use something like
#pageHeadLeft { background-image: url(/michelle.png); }
then I can not make it round like in the previous version. Now I am
searching allready for hours without finding a solution.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
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