1 Answer. Sorted by: 50. You just need to add overflow:hidden; to the parent element with the border-radius property. Explanation : The issue is that the flexbox items are overflowing the parent element and therefore, the border radius doesn't apply on the items. To prevent them from overflowing their parent, you need to add overflow:hidden; to
border-end-end-radius. The border-end-end-radius CSS property defines a logical border radius on an element, which maps to a physical border radius that depends on the element's writing-mode, direction, and text-orientation. This is useful when building styles to work regardless of the text orientation and writing mode.
For some strange reason, when viewing the page in iOS on a mobile device like iPad or iPhone, it doesn't show the borders correctly. Initially when loading it, it shows only 1px of the line and when zooming the page the other 2px are visible but somehow distorted.
Not the SELECT input ittself, the actual drop down box? Because what you are asking is not possible (or at leat not cross-browser compatible) To make it work AND make it cross-browser compatible, you would have to create an dropdown/select with DIV elements (or any non form elements) and update their values with JS/jQuery to a hidden select.
on my laptop I can see the border radius of the image, but it doesn't seem to work on iphone or iPad. (i.e. the image is square only on iPhone / iPad, I didn't see border-radius:25px being applied to the image) EDIT 11-24: sorry this is the code snippet I'm using styled-component. export const MyImageContainer = styled (GatsbyImage)` cursor
Viewed 7k times. Part of Mobile Development Collective. 1. Images are rendered in different aspects in ios and android using image component from react-native. I’m trying to display image with 45 degree angle cutoff every corner. I have tried to use cover, contain and center of the resizeMode prop cover fills the image inside the view giving
As you can see by the following method, you can specify a float: void CGContextSetLineWidth ( CGContextRef c, CGFloat width ); Since 1point != 1px, you can specify 1px on an iPhone4 by specifying 0.5point. Also worth noting: on a non-Retina display, partial points may get rounded up in ways you cannot predict.
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border radius not working on iphone
