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Nicholas Olsen
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 19,342 PointsWhy does my image look wrong on my android? How can I degrade this gracefully?
I have an older Android that is running Android 4.0.4 with Chrome. I just put up a placeholder webpage and when I check it out on my phone, the picture of me doesn't look right. It has a rounded border just as it should, but with a square image in the center.
I've done some research and found that this model of Android didn't support the condensed version of border-radius. The fix is to use "border-top-radius: 50%" and so on. Which I've done, but I'm still getting the same effect.
Has anybody else every deal with this before? Do you have any ideas of how to approach the issue?
1 Answer
Eric Ellenbrook
9,006 PointsTry adding the -webkit- prefix and if that doesn't work you can get the same effect by overlaying a rounded PNG on top of the image that is showing as a square. That's just one option, of course.
Jacob Miller
12,466 PointsJacob Miller
12,466 PointsJust a guess, but did you try adding the
-webkit-prefix?