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The problem is quite simple, but I spent too much time searching for answer. I’d appreciate if someone can throw a little light on the problem.
The CSS -moz-border-radius works with a div, but I’m trying to make it work on img tags.
-webkit-border-radius works flawlessly on img in Chromium.
I have also tried to wrap the img in a div, which has rounded corners and uses overflow: hidden;. It works in Chromium, but no hope in Firefox.
you could put the image as a background of a div then have that div have rounded corners