IE9 border-radius shorthand not supported?

1 Wow, I did not even think of that. I don't have access to that site I linked anymore, but I will try this out tomorrow on a project I'm currently working on. Is this tag even necessary anymore with the release of IE9?

– Aaron Mar 16 at 5:08 Thanks, that did the trick! – Aaron Mar 16 at 13:13.

Thank you for the suggestion. I certainly hope that's the case. I will try out the meta tag tomorrow.It would definitely be great if that was the sole issue regarding :first-child as well... – Aaron Mar 16 at 5:10.

Ok, I searched Google and found this. In fact, you do not need to do anything on your code, please check if the "Compatibility View" is on in your IE9.

You're right. The reason why it wasn't working was because of that tag I had that was targeting IE8. Removing that completely makes it work (along with keeping the tag I had but changing the target to IE9) – Aaron Dec 5 at 15:21.

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I have a few things I've made in the past that have the border-radius attribute like this: border-radius: 7px; This is not working in IE9. I thought IE9 was supposed to support border-radius? If you need an example, see this site.

All of the boxes on the right hand side of the page should have a curved border. It works in Chrome and Firefox... On another annoying, unrelated note, I found out today that IE9 doesn't support the :last-child pseudo class. What an incredible letdown so far... css css3 internet-explorer-9 border-radius link|improve this question asked Mar 16 '11 at 4:56Aaron767413 100% accept rate.

1 Wow, I did not even think of that. I don't have access to that site I linked anymore, but I will try this out tomorrow on a project I'm currently working on. Is this tag even necessary anymore with the release of IE9?

– Aaron Mar 16 '11 at 5:08 Thanks, that did the trick! – Aaron Mar 16 '11 at 13:13.

Yes the answer to this correct, however as a related side note, IE9 currently does not support border radius used in conjunction with the gradient filter. Spent an hour trying to make this work before bothering to search for a similar question. // This is the filter code for a gradient in IE (6-9) along with a border radius //THIS DOES NOT WORK //You have to use one or the other, you could use javascript for rounded corners and then use the gradient if you wish filter: progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.

Gradient( startColorstr='#bcdd68', endColorstr='#355e0b',GradientType=0 ); /* IE6-9 */ /*border radius*/ -khtml-border-radius:5px; -webkit-border-radius: 5px; -moz-border-radius: 5px; border-radius: 5px.

IE9 does support border radius, even shorthand. I'm not sure why it doesn't work on your website, but it is supported. (See jsfiddle.net/wJd2h/ for proof) IE9 also supports :last-child.

Maybe you are using an old HTML doctype? EDIT: I looked at your source. Change to.

Thank you for the suggestion. I certainly hope that's the case. I will try out the meta tag tomorrow.

It would definitely be great if that was the sole issue regarding :first-child as well... – Aaron Mar 16 '11 at 5:10.

You're right. The reason why it wasn't working was because of that tag I had that was targeting IE8. Removing that completely makes it work (along with keeping the tag I had but changing the target to IE9) – Aaron Dec 5 '11 at 15:21.

Even Better .... This is taken from the exellent HTML5 Reset template.

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