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Yea, that's kind of been racking my brain and its probably because I dont know all the intricacies of Javascript but I can only get certain things to work in IE.

The window dragging and also the hover effect on the caption buttons won't work in anything but IE.

The caption buttons appear to be a text replacement problem with CSS, but the window dragging has me baffled. I looked up each one of the functions in that code and reread everything a hundred times but it's like other browsers refuse to even acknowledge the code.

[. . .] This is really cool to me :-D

I think you sharing your awesome idea was really cool :D

I apologize for double posting. I'm not sure what the rules are about that here. [. . .]

That's totally fine, as long as all of the posts are meaningful to the topic, as yours are.

The window dragging works great in Internet Explorer. I've noticed that you've now included hover colours on the title bar buttons, too, which I like :)

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