http://www.webcredible.co.uk/user-friendly-resources/css/css-tricks.shtml Some useful stuff in there including a nice work around for vertically aligning to the middle, which CSS badly needs some proper support for!
nice one - if there's one thing i ALWAYS have problems with it's v-align to the middle!! cheers for that!
I'm using 'img.absmid {vertical-align: middle}' a fair bit on navigation stuff to avoid using IE's non-W3C 'align=absmiddle' and Mozilla's non-absolute 'align=middle' so I'll remember that tip if it plays silly beggars.
EDIT: I need to learn to read. This post actually had nothing to do with vertical alignment. It's late here, I've just finished a beer, and I shouldn't post in those conditions... CSS does need some better alignment code, though. It's the one area that almost seems like a set backward from basic HTML 4...