Just wondering if anyone has seen any examples of people using rounded corners (through images, javascript, whatever) on elements where there is an image as the background.
I know how to do this using images or with the "nifty corners" javascript method, but I've yet to see a decent example where the element is sitting on top of an image. (actually, I just made one - it's tolerable)
I don't care too much about the element itself changing colour. That's not a problem. But using mountaintop corners works - with the masking method (since the background is dynamic) it doesn't, but using the filling method it does - BUT the corners are nasty looking and are not antialiased.
That is probably the big problem - antialiasing. I could probably get away with it using a PNG - however IE6 would throw a fit. I'd have to write a Javascript or something which would only apply the PNG corners if the browser supported PNG alpha blending correctly.