Most widgets and gadget have curved sides instead of just a regular square. How would I do this?
Note: I’ve tried just making a curved sides background as an image with paint but the background in the curves (where the 90 degree angles would usually be) there is still white and it shows in the gadget.
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February 12th, 2010 at 9:37 am
If I’m understanding your question correctly, I believe you are developing a Widget… correct?
If so, I would suggest bringing in your graphic files into Photoshop and then creating a curved or rounded edge to your graphic and then saving it as either a transparent Gif or PNG file. Make sense?
Good luck.