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OpenLaszlo & Open Web – Rounded Corners in SWF10 and DHTML
Just after finishing my last post I saw another update to OpenLaszlo trunk, containing the code to support rounded corners in the JavaScript/DHTML runtime. Here’s a a screenshot of the application in SWF10: OpenLaszlo rounded corners in SWF10 While that has been possible in Flash for years, here’s the more interesting part: the same application running in DHTML, showing the rounded corners for Webkit, Safari and Firefox. It should work in Chrome as well, but there’s a still a small bu
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OpenLaszlo & Open Web – Rounded Corners in SWF10 and DHTML