'-webkit-border-radius': '10px',
'-moz-border-radius': '10px',
Guess what, IE doesn't use webkit nor does it accept's mozilla-specific
properties. I'm not sure it's what's causing the problem but I'm sure css
properties would better be in a css rule in a css file and your JavaScript
would have a better time just adding a class rather than fixing decorations
like that. Let JavaScript only set css when it really has to, in any other
case it's better in a css file where the browser will happily ignore
properties it can't use.
Michel Belleville
