There are various solutions for adding CSS3 support to Internet Explorer and here is another one that works pretty good.

IE-CSS3 is a script (.htc file) which can be mentioned within the CSS file (like behavior: url(ie-css3.htc);) and enables IE to support:

  • border-radius
  • box-shadow
  • text-shadow

properties (which are the most popular ones).

IE-CSS3

It simply rebuilds the elements -which IE-CSS3 is applied- with VML (an IE-specific vector drawing language).

In order to prevent the script break the output in other browsers, it is definitely a good idea to use it in IE-specific CSS files.

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