For traditional gradients - IE 6-8 can support gradients using microsoft filters, IE9 supports SVG so you can base64 a gradient for it. However, I rarely bother with IE6-8 gradients and just use a solid colour fall back.
However, I think you're out of luck with regard to border gradients.
Thank you for both of you. One thing more is box shadow's property inset is not supporting in IE7 and IE8. Here i am using CSS PiE 3.0 htc file. and positioned it relative too but is not working in IE7,8 while it is good in other browsers.
I never could get the HTC file working properly, try directing to the PHP file instead (which in turn calls the HTC file).
Also, make sure the link in your CSS to it is ABSOLUTE. For example, '/csspie/pie.php' - it calls it based on the page you're on, rather than from the location of the CSS file.
http://css-tricks.com/examples/GradientBorder/ not working in IE8.
Please show me the result.
Quoted from your link
Oooops..forgot to scroll down..but also, gradients aren't supported in IE until 10
For traditional gradients - IE 6-8 can support gradients using microsoft filters, IE9 supports SVG so you can base64 a gradient for it. However, I rarely bother with IE6-8 gradients and just use a solid colour fall back.
However, I think you're out of luck with regard to border gradients.
Thank you for both of you. One thing more is box shadow's property inset is not supporting in IE7 and IE8. Here i am using CSS PiE 3.0 htc file. and positioned it relative too but is not working in IE7,8 while it is good in other browsers.
I never could get the HTC file working properly, try directing to the PHP file instead (which in turn calls the HTC file).
Also, make sure the link in your CSS to it is ABSOLUTE. For example, '/csspie/pie.php' - it calls it based on the page you're on, rather than from the location of the CSS file.