I had endless problems with this running on my local host, but as soon as I put it into the live environment, it worked! Thanks! Bloody awesome!

The first time I tried to implement PIE into premium wordpress theme (by themejunkie). That was quite complicated. If somebody uses these themes for their blogs, I may be able to help. Their themes are a bit different than regular ones. But the other two times everything worked like a charm. Thanks for this little guide

Here is another solution for including PIE with WordPress:


It's a good alternative if you don't want to move PIE.htc into your site's document root or work with php to get the path to PIE inside your CSS declarations.

-pie-radius does not exist, replace it with the standard border-radius.

When I do that in IE8's developer tools on your site the tabs become rounded as expected.

Greetings all!
We've been working on a plugin to integrate PIE into Wordpress in the the most painless way possible. To that end, we humbly submit WP PIE (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-pie/). It performs a regular expression search through the style.css and automatically applies the pie.htc behaviour to the appropriate styles.
We've very interested in hearing your feedback to see if if we're on the right track so please let us know if you think this plugin is useful at all.

~the team at ThemeReactor.com

@THEMEreactor Sounds great! I downloaded the package and it doesn't seem to contain any plugin code, just a 'pie' folder with PIE's own distributable files in it. Is there something missing from the package?

It must, it should have wp-pie.php in it as well. I'm sorry, I'm updating it now.

Fixed, sorry. We're still not completely used to subversion.