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I’m trying to figure out what is the best solution for me right now.
I was using CSS3 to make some rounded corners and drop shadows, but IE8 did not support it, so I had to use CSS3pie for IE8. Unfortunately, after applying the pie, it seems IE8 is just does not want to look the same as Chrome or FF. Why is IE such a hassle?
Should I just create a new style sheet for IE? or is there a better solution? Is there some kind of generator where you can convert your Firefox perfected CSS to IE?
Yes, I think you’ll have to add a separate CSS for IE, such as
If it doesn’t look right in IE8, it must be even worse in IE6! 🙂
Because the IE guys didn’t pay as much attention to web standards, although that has improved.