I just discovered this fine article series on CSS positioning via del.icio.us. It should be a good read for everyone interested in the subject, from total CSS newbies to people that has a great understanding of CSS already.
Kevin Gerich have released another set of nice widgets for Mozilla. It is a continued version of the last set, wich now also has radio-buttons and checkboxes in mac-style.
If you have a mac, grab them at his blog
I have made a modified version of the previous set of widgets for Linux, and I will try to make a linux-set of these too, and publish them here (if I’m allowed to to so)
Kevin Gerich have posted a custom stylesheet for content in Mozilla firefox (known as chrome/userContent.css. It looks really neat, its made for MacOSX (those spoiled mac-users) but works on Linux too. I have not tested it on Windows.
There is one thing wrong with it when you uses it on Linux, the focus rings is in black and are annoyingly bold. I will maybe create a modified version of it where this is fixed.
meanwhile, get the stylesheet at Kevins blog
I have been struggling against one big problem the last few weeks: how do I get things vertically aligned to middle?. It turns out that the css-property vertical-align works in all browsers except Mozilla Firefox. Even IE does this right, but mozilla doesnt seem to understand it at all…
