On Nov 7, 12:02 pm, "Pil (Trustworthy from experience)"
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> You can also use a thicker border. In this case the rounded corners of
> the border will be visible:
>
> #map {
>
> border: 10px solid blue;
> -moz-border-radius: 10px;
> }
Right, but maybe cdaaawg means rounded inner corners too. You can see
the behavior here:
http://mapsapi.googlepages.com/reversegeo.htm
The upper inner corners are round but the bottom inner corners are
not.
Mike's suggestion doesn't require special positioning of the map
<div>. If you can accept absolute positioning, you can lay an empty
<div> over the map <div>. The empty div can be bordered as you like
independently of map. Both div's must be equally absolutely positioned
which is not nice.
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