A lot of complaints against Moz I'm hearing (about incomplete graphics, bad code, etc) are really due to the site's creator's lack of control.

I was working on a section of my site today, using some of the stuff from a list apart for the week -- not just stealing their code, but adapting it completely into my site. it's at http://lowmagnet.org/test2 and it's completely CSS-based.

The tabs at the top are actually a [ul][li] set, as is the sidebar. Using CSS I am now able to inherit things in such a way where their semantic meaning (they are lists of items, after all) and their appearance are separate. Look it up in a text browser. Don't try NS 4.7.. I have to modify the css to 'unsupport' and gracefully degrade that app and Omniweb (bleech on CSS1.0, let alone 2.0) since they both sux0r for r3nd3rx0r. Also, MSIE, Opera and Gecko-based browsers (moz, netscape, chimera navigator, phoenix, etc) render it nearly identically.