15 November 2003 · Last updated: 15 October 2006
The Nemesis Project have just published an outstanding article entitled Advanced CSS Ornamentation by The Literary Moose on using generated content. If you use Opera or Mozilla you can see just how useful this CSS feature can be, by viewing the many exciting demos in this three-page article.
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