Seriously how hard is it to implement?
I really dont want to continue with 50% of my users not having rounded corners?
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A:
Well, unless JS is not an option, you can always use jQuery or any other effects library to curve the corners of your elements.
Srdjan Pejic
2009-02-15 06:09:32
theres always some snag whichever way i've tried. its 2009! cmon microsoft :-(
Simon_Weaver
2009-02-15 06:25:33
Oh, dude, I agree. Just providing you with an alternative. I feel your pain though
Srdjan Pejic
2009-02-15 23:19:52
A:
I wouldn't worry about it. Pretty soon the number of people using IE will be less than 10%.
1800 INFORMATION
2009-02-15 07:16:13
i recently had someone who owns a company making blogs for people creating a wordpress site for us. i saw some positioning errors in IE and called her. she said she hates IE, she uninstalled it and everyone uses firefox anyway. hopefully you're right but i doubt it. and yes i said she was the owner
Simon_Weaver
2009-02-15 07:25:36
HAHA, I think that is a little naive; IE is the default on Windows, and isn't going away any time soon. Lets hope IE6 dies a quick death though.
garrow
2009-02-16 07:57:37