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I created an MVC 3 (w/ 3.0 Tools Update) web site based on the Intranet Application template. When I run it from VS on my machine the Home/About buttons are rounded. But when I publish the site to my IIS Server (Win 2008 Server / IIS 7.0) and view the site, the rounded corners are gone. Any ideas on how I can get the rounded corners to work when published?
Can you tell us what browsers you’re using to view the site?
If you’re using IE, it might be rendering in IE8/9 mode when you’re debugging, but be rendering in compat mode when you visit the site internally.
You can fix that by adding the following tag to your head.
If you see the same issues using FF try clearing your temporary internet files. Your stylesheet might’ve been cached.