http://original-tours.com/

Navigation buttons on the left sidebar. Gradient, border-radius, shadows, background-image from sprite, text with shadow (text-shadow jquery's plugin)

I totally love this library!

I discovered it two weeks ago and made this new look for an Ecclesiact-powered website last week:
Westmount Park Church

Rather than have to add the behavior line for each class employing it, if a visitor uses IE then the web site system automatically adds a stylesheet rule like this:



... then for each element that uses a css3 attribute has an extra classname of 'css3' given, like this:


This is because I automate the generation of the path to css3pie through a dynamic cache-control mechanism and don't want my user-gnerated style sheets to end up with references to old versions of the pie library.

I used to dread generating all those graphica elements in paintshop and then having a customer ask me to try a different background colour - not any more!
And the code is a lot mor semantic now too, thanks guys!
Hope this idea is of use to someone out there!

PIE is great, thank you Jason!

On http://dansstudiodehaan.nl/ PIE is extensively used for border-radius and box-shadow.

Only for the table on http://dansstudiodehaan.nl/dansavonden.htm border-radius needed to be disabled for IE 7 and below because the th and td elements didn't render correctly with the PIE behavior applied.
In IE 8 the rounded corners of the table work fine, even the hover color change works perfectly fine since applying -pie-watch-ancestors to the th and td elements of the table.

The en-US site for http://www.thenorthface.com/ is now using CSS3PIE. Only for IE8+ though.

Hello, Pie saved my life in 10 seconds on one of my web projects, More Wax : http://www.morewax.com

Thanks for the great work!

A new site I have just put up uses PIE does great things in explorer.
http://www.goforitpower.com

mine is trik sulap
actual address is http://rajasulap.com
i used css3 properties to make rounded corner on the main banner upfront

I use it on http://samiam.org/, my “resume-and-blog” personal web site. It’s really nice to be able to give IE8 users the intended design, instead of needing to serve them a degraded version of the web page.

My only issue is a very minor one; there’s a two second or so “flash” on a netbook (during which the background is a solid color) while the javascript is processing the image at the top of the page; this isn’t visible on other computers.

I have made a start using PIE for all my website in combination with modernizr. The first results are great, I love it. At the moment only www.delosgaia.nl/index.htm is PIED but the other pages of www.delosgaia.nl will follow within a week. The next step is transforming all the other pages under delosgaia.nl

I've made and I'm developing cross-browser library for styling elements

I was using jqTransform before, and since it was designed only for forms with background images for elements and was breaking layout everywhere I've decided it's time to write something like that with CSS only on regular elements!

So here it is! I hope people will find it useful, there really is no libraries as far as I know (that's why I've made it) that makes all controls nice and looking the same, even in IE!

csTransPie
https://github.com/pkoretic/csTransPie

CSS3PIE is a great library, I hope I could help in development!