Xav wrote:1) Rectangle with square corners, filled with white
2) Rectangle with rounded corners within it
3) Select both rectangles
4) Path > Difference
5) Export

Bam! Done! That is the way to do it! I knew someone would have an easier way. Thanks!

I delete the lowest rectangle because the rounded rectangle is transparent. This PNG is going over another image which, I want to show through and appear like it has rounded corners as well. Hence the non-transparent white corners I was aiming for. This PNG is going to be used in a template. The att...

Well, I probably didn't explain this clear enough but here is my solution. Maybe it will clear things up. 1. Make a regular square with normal edges. Then make another square with rounded edges and transparent background. 2. Then use :tool_paintbucket: to fill the regular square with white. 3. Since...

Not sure which font that is, but check this website out. If it doesn't find the font, it will find one close most of the time: http://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/

Also, I would try out some of the effects under Filters > Bevels OR Filters > Bumps. You can probably get something pretty close.

I am trying to use the attached image on a webpage. I am using an background-image in a DIV and placing this image inside the DIV with an <IMG> tag. The grey/black area of the attached image is transparent so that you can see the image in the background and it appears it has rounded corners... that ...

Sorry, I have only been using Inkscape for a few days now. How do I create an object with that shape? Take a look at the pic... this is what I am picturing from your instructions:

I have been searching for this solution for a while but cannot figure it out or find it. I am trying to make text displaced by an object. How can I do this? I have attached If that doesn't make sense, take a look at the image below. The red line is the margin I would like to create, so the text will...