> p.s. In case there are Netscape6/Mozilla geniuses, please explain me > why those two <button> elements look so horrible ? Certainly. Mozilla by default applies the CSS property "white-space:pre" to all button elements. To make it look like you expect, either remove the whitespace within your button elements, or add "white-space:normal" to your CSS declarations. It doesn't take a "Netscape6/Mozilla genius"; this information can be found in forms.css in the mozilla/bin/res directory. In fact, whenever you come across "issues" with display defaults, that's a great place to look: html.css for html elements besides forms, forms.css for form elements, and quirk.css for all the bugwards-compatible quirks used to emulate previous browser versions. Then if you don't like a default you can easily see the exact style rules creating the default so you can override them on your own. This is a great tool for easily and accurately controlling presentation/ layout through CSS, the way it's supposed to be done. Your other issue is already filed in Bugzilla as bug 46257: http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=46257 Unfortunately it's been futured, but there are some workarounds there as attachments. --J
