What on earth is going on with Google Calendar’s “toolbar”? There is a confusing assortment of options in the top 100 pixels. Then I noticed these non-matching buttons in the search region are rendered incorrectly using Camino 1.1 beta: (I’ve highlighted the offending button with a red square - you can also click on the image to see the entire toolbar region in question.)
These appear in the same style and on one-line in Safari and Firefox, so it is clearly a Camino bug but I was curious as to what HTML would create such a monster:
<button style="overflow: visible; font-family: arial; width: auto;" onclick="_doES(); return false;"><nobr> Search Public Events<font color="#ff0000" size="-2"> <span style="vertical-align: top;">New!</span></font> </nobr></button>
Yuck.
Update: Bugzilla bug 309556, html ‘button’ element not drawn like ‘input type=button’ (needs Aqua styles), is what I’m looking for. Some discussion of the difficulties in handling this in a uniform manner including a link to Dave Hyatt’s thoughts on styling HTML buttons.