I am trying to get the curved tail to be behind the image, but cannot achieve this. I’ve tried the z-index and it doesn’t work.

I’m talking about the new view-transition API for multi-page apps (MPA): https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/@view-transition

I have a problem with creating a rounded corner for elements, specifically for the top-right corner of the screen – a preview is attached in the image. The goal is to have slightly rounded corners. I tried using border-top-right-radius, but it’s not working. I know that it can be achieve by SVG but is it possible to make it not using SVG?.

I have a problem with creating a rounded corner for elements, specifically for the top-right corner of the screen – a preview is attached in the image. The goal is to have slightly rounded corners. I tried using border-top-right-radius, but it’s not working. I know that it can be achieve by SVG but is it possible to make it not using SVG?.

I have a problem with creating a rounded corner for elements, specifically for the top-right corner of the screen – a preview is attached in the image. The goal is to have slightly rounded corners. I tried using border-top-right-radius, but it’s not working. I know that it can be achieve by SVG but is it possible to make it not using SVG?.

I have a problem with creating a rounded corner for elements, specifically for the top-right corner of the screen – a preview is attached in the image. The goal is to have slightly rounded corners. I tried using border-top-right-radius, but it’s not working. I know that it can be achieve by SVG but is it possible to make it not using SVG?.

I have a problem with creating a rounded corner for elements, specifically for the top-right corner of the screen – a preview is attached in the image. The goal is to have slightly rounded corners. I tried using border-top-right-radius, but it’s not working. I know that it can be achieve by SVG but is it possible to make it not using SVG?.

here we are using “container-type: size” to bind the paddings & font size to the size of the container, but this property container-type is not supported in browser versions older than 2022, due to which in many of the browsers and mobiles (including iphone X) the components UI is completely broken

here we are using “container-type: size” to bind the paddings & font size to the size of the container, but this property container-type is not supported in browser versions older than 2022, due to which in many of the browsers and mobiles (including iphone X) the components UI is completely broken

here we are using “container-type: size” to bind the paddings & font size to the size of the container, but this property container-type is not supported in browser versions older than 2022, due to which in many of the browsers and mobiles (including iphone X) the components UI is completely broken