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I want to make an image placeholder that has rounded corners.
Is this only possible if I use an image with a masked shape?
Or can I just place an image. give it a 10px corner radius, and then turn it into a placeholder?
If you are anonymously referring to image placeholders in Apple's Pages application, you can insert the image, and from the Format menu > Images > Mask with Shape > Rounded Rectangle. Drag the grips of the transparent rounded rectangle and expand as needed to cover or nearly cover your image. Click Done. Now, you can make that a media placeholder via Format menu > Advanced > Define as Media Placeholder.
You have no user input to control the corner radius as you would with CSS3 border-radius.
to a media placeholder image:
to another dropped image:
If you are anonymously referring to image placeholders in Apple's Pages application, you can insert the image, and from the Format menu > Images > Mask with Shape > Rounded Rectangle. Drag the grips of the transparent rounded rectangle and expand as needed to cover or nearly cover your image. Click Done. Now, you can make that a media placeholder via Format menu > Advanced > Define as Media Placeholder.
You have no user input to control the corner radius as you would with CSS3 border-radius.
to a media placeholder image:
to another dropped image:
image placeholder that has rounded corners
