Hello, have somebody some new solution for rounded corners in IE? I am good with all other browsers. Thank you.
I haven't been able to figure it out either. I don't think there's any workaround for IE8. we can only hope that IE9 gives SOME thought to CSS3...
IE Does NOT support rounded corners... Use the Chrome Frame if you want... - That will render the site as shown in Chrome..... IE9 Will/does support border-radius But there is NO work around for below IE9 other than using the Chrome frame or images... UGH! Cheers!~
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Either find a JS solution or try this: http://fetchak.com/ie-css3/ There are many hacks out there that can get border-radius to work in IE, it just might not work too well.
Yes, as Gwiz sais, JS is the way around for IE8. I've used one from here http://jquery.malsup.com/corner/
JS = Yes there's a work around as shown above... But html/css = NO Work around below IE9.. In addition to the links above there's NiftyCorners, it has been around a while... Cheers!~
Hello, I made this with divs and images but this is to much work if u have enough content. I know for niftyconers and that is nice thing but don't work for IE for me. I try a few JS and the same, didn't work. Will try this what U post to see. I don't know why they don't made normal browser like all normal people. Thank you guys.
I'm afraid that no one can help you with this issue. I have tried lots of tips but in fact none of this helped me. Hopefully the support for HTML 5 will be better
border-radius is a CSS property and has nothing to do with HTML5... The only way to make this happen across all browsers is in a fixed width environment with 2 images and 2 div's... I'm going to show you here: http://clientdemos.info/roundcorners/ Cheers!~
@KindSoles Hey thanks for sharing that link, never knew about that one... will have to try it out!! Cheers!~ +rep for that one!!
If you want rounded corners, I think the best bet is to do it using images. The code can take up a lot of space, but it's relatively straightforward. There are good tutorials on how to do it. I would recommend against any other solution besides images because none of the other options will be portable to different browsers.