Enable CSS3 in IE

[-M-A-R-K-]

Heya

I've found a really cool site which enables IE to support CSS3

What do you think?

http://css3pie.com/

[CyrusKafaiWu]

Let me guess? It writes a load of alternative lengthened code. Thats impossible to read and slows down the viewing experience.

If not, I am amazed.

[Bad Wolf]

Originally Posted by -M-A-R-K-

Heya

I've found a really cool site which enables IE to support CSS3

What do you think?

http://css3pie.com/

So, from what I am reading so far at a quick glance all you got to do is add a couple of extera lines of code in the css. Not bad! ATM it only supports a small handful of elements though. But it is nice that it supports rounded corners.

[scopefragger]

Originally Posted by Bad Wolf

So, from what I am reading so far at a quick glance all you got to do is add a couple of extera lines of code in the css. Not bad! ATM it only supports a small handful of elements though. But it is nice that it supports rounded corners.

That put a smile on my face as soon as i read that xD

Rounded courners are a Pain to acomplish in such a way that they look 100% smooth

[belly59]

http://www.spiffycorners.com - 100% CSS, no image, cross browser compatible rounded corners.

Simple.

[Guy]

I'd rather let ie users not enjoy CSS3 features.

[Bad Wolf]

I read about Spiffy Corners a few months back. Havent used them yet though. Its easier to fire up Illustrator and just make them. Wham bam done! And yea I know its old fashoned and takes longer to download. Its still easier.

[Guy]

I'm thinking of making a separate CSS file for ie

[scopefragger]

IE 9 Will support CSS 3, There is an active dowloadable addon developed from microsoft for thes testing of this.

Using builtin tags you can use css3

---> Demo : http://www.arcade247.co.uk/arcade/

Of course there is stil some browser incompatabuility, our current template uses 2 big feature
Rouded corners IE9 / Chrome / Safarie / FF
gradiant IE9 / Chrome / Safarie ( unconfirmed )