“Where are the rounded corners in IE?”
Question:
Just trying Universal CSS Navigation Menu for the first time - I've tried two or three of the included styles so far but have noticed IE8 doesn't display the rounded corners - they display in Firefox ok.
Is there something else I need to do or is this normal?
Answer:
Indeed there are no rounded corners in IE8 - this is because IE does not support the CSS3 standard.
See techblog.procurios.nl/k/n618/news/view/33224/14863/Testing-Internet-Explorer-8-CSS3-for-Web-Design.html
We decided not to go for any hacks as those make the page really heavy, and just follow the standards.
The same is also valid for DMXzone itself - all our rounded corners are CSS3 only - so you won't have rounded corners in IE. It is not that bad.
Microsoft promise they will comply fully to CSS3 in IE9
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Comments
Laurent E
Rounded corners in IE6 - IE7 - IE8
Hi,
A solution to support the box-radius in all major browsers exists here as an easy to include htc file in your classic css :
http://code.google.com/p/curved-corner/
;)