How do I *really* justify a horizontal menu in HTML+CSS? You find plenty of tutorials on menu bars in HTML, but for this specific (though IMHO generic) case, I haven't found any decent solution: # THE MENU ITEMS SHOULD BE JUSTIFIED JUST AS PLAIN TEXT WOULD BE # # ^ ^ # There's an varying number of text-only menu items and the page layout is fluid. The first menu item should be left-aligned, the last menu item should be right-aligned. The remaining items

Detecting which font was used in a web page Suppose I have the following CSS rule in my page: body { font-family: Calibri, Trebuchet MS, Helvetica, sans-serif; } How can I detect which one of the defined fonts was used in the user's browser? Edit for people wondering why I want to do this: The font I'm detecting contains glyph's that are not available in other fonts and when the user does not have the font I want to display a link asking the

Autosizing textarea using Prototype I'm currently working on an internal sales application for the company I work for, and I've got a form that allows the user to change the delivery address. Now I think it would look much nicer, if the textarea I'm using for the main address details would just take up the area of the text in it, and automatically resize if the text was changed. Here's a screenshot of it currently. Any ideas? @Chris A good point, but there