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Chandu B
2,852 PointsBorder-Radius
I think border-radius is used with IE9 and up or in other browsers. What if , if we use border-radius for developing the webpage and if some one try opening it in IE8 and webpage may not appear as expected. How to make sure on this?
6 Answers
Younes RAFIE
Courses Plus Student 2,055 Pointsyou may use Modernizr library to get the browser support
eirikvaa
18,015 PointsCheck out CSS3 Pie.
Chandu B
2,852 PointsI'm sorry, I'm not sure how to use the libraries. do we have to video on that that I can go through
eirikvaa
18,015 PointsDocumentation for CSS3 Pie. It's fairly straightforward.
Younes RAFIE
Courses Plus Student 2,055 Pointsit should be easy, you just include the library in your HTML and it will add the necessary classes that you can use in your Stylesheet
Josef Coban
7,260 Pointshttp://caniuse.com/#feat=border-radius here is a table of browsers that support the border-radius property. If the browser doesn't support the css rule, it behaves as if the rule doesn't exist.
James Barnett
39,199 PointsIn most cases you shouldn't use polyfills for decorative design elements. Instead, you should embrace progressive enhancement.
Remember a website doesn't have to look the same in every browser.