You could go through elabels.js replacing all occurrences of "div" with
"span", and get something that works. [Don't change fromLatLngToDivPixel
to fromLatLngToSpanPixel though.]
A <span> isn't exactly the same as a <div> in some respects. The most
significant one you're likely to encounter is that if you apply a border
style to a div that contains two lines of text, then the border goes
round the outside of the whole thing, but if you apply a border style to
a span it doesn't. In some browsers it does this:
+---------------
| The first line
+-----------+___
Second line |
------------+
And in MSIE it does this:
| The first Line
+-----------+___
Second line |
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