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I’m looking for the best solution out there for round corners on boxes, which have to work in all browsers (including IE 7-9)
I’ve been looking on CSS3 PIE, which seemed promising until I saw the list of “Known Issues”. Relative paths and z-index problems made me look for other solutions. I noticed they have a “JS Solution” for CSS3 PIE as well, but this has some big disadvantages as well..
Are there any other good solutions out there for round corners crossbrowser-wise?
here you have a guide to create round borders for all browsers
http://jonraasch.com/blog/css-rounded-corners-in-all-browsers