I am using -ms-filter to get shadow effects working in IE. Is there a filter that I can use for rounded corners in IE? I do not want to use htc files. Thanks!
A:
Sotiris
2010-08-15 14:15:32
indeed a million jquery ways.. so don't need more thrown in my face. I am asking about ms-filter.
TruMan1
2010-08-15 14:33:03
there is nothing with -ms-filter. only border-radius for ie9..
Sotiris
2010-08-15 14:35:14
+2
A:
Unfortunately there is no "official" solution from Microsoft. You can find a list of ms- extensions here.
There is hope though, as it seems like Microsoft will have border-radius support on IE9.
Your options are:
- Use some sort of JS hack (see Sotiris' answer)
- Use a custom ms-border-radius hack, like this one
- Use CSS3 PIE
Out of these options I find the last one the cleanest. It also supports gradients and other cool CSS3 eye candy.
Aillyn
2010-08-15 16:58:21
A:
As for me, I use htc file and it's ok but a bit limited, so I cannot round only one corner using htc file because it can curve all the four corners only. Also there're some other issues related with this htc file. By the way, the issues are fiexed little by little. And I've already added an issue and waiting when it will be fixed :)
You can check my test of rounded corners http://starikovs.com/2010/08/24/css3-rounded-corners/, in some examples the htc file for IE is used.
Vacheslav
2010-08-24 09:34:40