> I would ask for borders too, if possible, and, if I may, it would be > great for anti-alias too as made in CurvyCorners. > That would made it excellent.
Borders are possible, just not super thin borders. See the demo pages referred to in the source file. Anti-aliasing will not be added to this plugin. There are other plugins that provide that capability. I believe there is even a port of CC to jQuery. > That said, is it possible to use the wrapping div without previous > knowing its size and so image size? > I.E. Can I apply an in-line style to size image wrapping div on the > fly according to the sizes of the image it contains since I can't > know them in advance? I haven't tried that but I think it will work. > But what that is better? > 1 - www.meerbox.nl > 2 - http://jqueryjs.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/plugins/corner/jquery.corner.js > 3 - http://www.malsup.com/jquery/corner/ > #2 & #3 are the same thing. #1 is a cool way to do corners using canvas. It has excellent support for borders but requires the additional excanvas script for IE. Mike
