I like Peter Chan. I favored his entry in San Geng and was pleasantly surprised by Perhaps Love. I'm pretty sure it was the first time I watched a musical I actually enjoyed. So with dread I saw him take on Warlords, a film that sounded so big and vast that I feared he had sold his talent to a simple blockbuster in which he would have little say. I was wrong, obviously.

Belgium is a country of books and comics, not so much of animation. On rare occasions though, something worthwhile or interesting rises to the surface, and if anything, Blanche Neige: La Suite falls right into this category. The English translation of the title is Snow White: The Sequel, which might give you an idea about the direction this film is going. Better think again.

I'm not a big fan of minimal html, but reality is such that in some cases I don't have any control over the html code I have to style. And implementing a design on some standard piece of html code can be quite tricky indeed, especially when the html is completely outdated or not up to modern standards. On the other hand, it's those cases that allow you to expand your box of css tricks.

Some time ago I wrote an article about some peculiar css behavior in Safari 3. We did some more research and came up with some clearer results and four small test pages to boot. The good news is that most recent browser versions seem to have resolved the problem already.