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Hi Experts,<br />
I am trying to make a webpage with gradient background. &nbsp;I need &nbsp;it to be cross browser compatible.<br />
The gradient seems to work all other browsers except IE 8. I know that microsoft changed it in IE8. i tried adding -ms-filter prefix but does not work.<br />
I need to figure this out immediately. &nbsp;Please help.
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Hi Experts,
I am trying to make a webpage with gradient background.  I need  it to be cross browser compatible.
The gradient seems to work all other browsers except IE 8. I know that microsoft changed it in IE8. i tried adding -ms-filter prefix but does not work.
I need to figure this out immediately.  Please help.

gradient fails in IE8

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