Those meta tags really aren't all that important. What you need for IE 9 to render CSS 3 is a standards invoking DOCTYPE like:
instead of:
Code:
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2//EN">
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The meta tags will only help if the browser is in compatibility mode for some reason, and will not take effect unless there is a standards invoking DOCTYPE as mentioned above and they are parsed before the rendering version is established. To do that, they have to come before scripts and styles and should be the first meta tags. And either one will work, the second one is ignored anyway.
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