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Could you please make me little bit clear about Modernizr.
If I use a feature (say, border-radius) and I run it using an older browser. Will the modernizer automatically add css to the page OR should I write code to render the control to view like having borders. If the second case is true, then WHY should I use Modernizr?
Modernizr gives you mostly ways to test for HTML5 support, and then load in shims for what you’re missing so that you can code to one, modern standard. It doesn’t update the browser’s native behaviors. So for CSS, while it detects whether or not your browser supports border radius, it doesn’t figure out a way to emulate that support.
It would however allow you to decide to load in something to support them like css3 pie.