3. Flutter expect that when you will use the border radius all border will be uniform. So using a custom style for 2 or 3 border and setting a border radius after that does not work. You can use a outer container which will have the border and radius of four side. After that you place a ClipRRect to cut any background color if that goes over Yes, indeed, you have border-radius: 0px; in your CSS. But take look at the full CSS closely. @supports not (-webkit-touch-callout: none) { input#gform_submit_button_1, input#gform_submit_button_2 { border-radius: 0px!important; } } The @supports not (-webkit-touch-callout: none) part specifically says the style inside should ONLY apply to 1. Giving it a px value works best in this scenario. Percentage is typically used when creating shapes (in your case, a circle) input { border-radius:10px; } I believe this is what you're going for. Giving your borders a percentage will mean that they will all look different based on the width and height. Using px gives it a consistent look. Pushing to the limits corner radius up to get a circle: self.btnFoldButton.layer.cornerRadius = self.btnFoldButton.frame.height/2.0; If button frame is an square it does not matter frame.height or frame.width. Otherwise use the largest of both ones. 1. It works as it should but because padding is calculated inside the element, it adds to the size of your .Image from the top (since you are adding the padding). That's why you need to use margin-top, margin is rendered outside the element and does not change the actual size of it. I have a small CSS issue with Safari on iPhone device. My search input is blue and when user focuses on it, caret is almost invisible: In all desktop browsers, it has right color (white), even on desktop Safari.

As mentioned by others, border-radius is a W3C CSS3 property that all browsers EXCEPT IE support. Support for it was requested during IE7 development, and again during IE8 development - (e.g. developers have been asking for it for years) - however to this day MSFT has not implemented it - nor declared that they ever will implement it.

Border-radius and border-image are not the same; however, you can get this working with a ::after pseudo-element. img { position: relative; border: 4px solid transparent; border-radius: 10px; background: linear-gradient (orange, violet); background-clip: padding-box; background: linear-gradient (to bottom, #E2B0C7 0%, #BB96C2 100%); /* just to Temporary policy: Generative AI (e.g., ChatGPT) is banned. Table's border-radius does not function as expected. Table header with rounded corners and border. Border-Radius on Corners of Table Not Working. Having problems getting border radius and gradient on a header of a table at the same time. CSS Rounded borders on tables. LIHZNZ.
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