September 7, 2000: I may have mentioned one of my pet peeves, which is that nobody codes their forms so you can click on the label to check a checkbox or select a radio button. I haven't been doing much HTML recently, so I just noticed for the first time that there's now a tag (IE 4+ only I assume) that makes it mindlessly easy:

<INPUT TYPE="checkbox" ID="foo"><LABEL FOR="foo">click me</LABEL>

Which produces this:

Which, if you use Explorer, will let you click the label to toggle the box. If you don't, well then, no harm done. Is there ANY reason not to do this?