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Is it possible to make iexplorer 8 webkit (css based rounded corners) compatible with the following meta tag?
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=8" />
Any info would be great!
No, it is not possible to make Internet Explorer 8 follow
-webkitCSS properties with the above described<meta>tag.Internet Explorer 8 uses Trident as its rendering engine, not Webkit. Therefore you cannot make it render pages the exact way Webkit does.
The above
<meta>tag is to force Internet Explorer 8 and onwards to render the page using rendering code from Internet Explorer 8.In fact, using this tag will prevent
border-radiusfrom working in Internet Explorer 9 as it will tell Internet Explorer 9 to render the page as Internet Explorer 8 did (withoutborder-radiussupport).However, you can use a JavaScript solution such as CurvyCorners to “add” support for the
border-radiusCSS3 property until Internet Explorer 9 is released. Note that while this is approximate the behavior ofborder-radiusin unsupported browsers, it might cause other unforeseen problems.