We do not go to great lengths to implement Internet Explorer-only code, but this seems to be a rather popular feature and it was very simple to implement. It's also very easy to use.

You can change how your items look with IE's filters. For example, you can add a shadow, special opacity, and a wave effect. As always, this feature is easy to implement.

// Start item...
'filter':'FILTER_CODE_HERE'
// End item...

Now, I know you're wondering what the code is. Well, here ya go:

// A shadow effect
'filter':'progiC:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.'+
	'Shadow(direction=135,color=#aaaaaa,strength=5)'

Note that there are better ways to implement shadows that are cross-browser compatible; simply create an item dedicated to being a shadow, and use an image for the shadow effect.

// A special opacity effect...
'filter':'progiC:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.'+
	'Alpha(style=1,opacity=25,finishOpacity=100,startX=0,'+
	'finishX=100,startY=100,finishY=0)'

// A wave effect
'filter':'progiC:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.'+
	'Wave(freq=1,LightStrength=10,Phase=10,Strength=5)'

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