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You can do something like the flowers here fairly easy.

Actually, they don't show for me using Firefox. For me at least, the reason is simple: I am using AdBlock Plus. From looking at the list of blockable objects, it seems to be (understandably) blocking these 2: http://n4403ad.doubleclick.net/adj/gn.esplatter.com/ros;sect=ros;sz=300x250,250x250;tile=1;ord=265147123851507.97? http://esplatter.us.intellitxt.com/intellitxt/front.asp?ipid=7958

Hey LiamUK, thanks for my new signature!

Don't forget: Coming soon to a PC near you - GBrowser! Yes, Google will soon be releasing it's own browser. Yet another headache for all good developers.

You should have had one more option. "Yes, then I gots some smartz and stopped using this POS."

Navigation menus have been known not to appear on top of form elements. It all depends on what kind of menu you use. For example, a CSS menu can be displayed on top.

I realize this topic is probably dead, but I thought I would throw in this little tidbit. I read an article in PC Magazine about this subject not long ago. According to Dvorak, and alot of other places, Google's time may be drawing to an end. There are other search engines that are eagerly waiting to take over Google's lead. And with the problems they've been having of late, I wonder how much longer it will be. One engine that wasn't mentioned in the article, but I've heard will be "the next google" is A9, from Amazon (yes, Amazon). Will this solve the problems? I doubt it, I imagine that soon it will be as much fun to worry about as designing for 15 different browsers that each are broken in one way or another.