Starting to play with gadgets - and I see in a lot of the examples
creation of html elements with an ID that is then JS manipulated. For
example from the jquery/yui sample I've been reading:
<div id="test" style="height: 500px;"></div>
It struck me - if there are two instances of a given gadget how is
this handled? Are IDs unique only within the gadget, within the
containing blip, wavelet or whole wave?
Similar question on css - how isolated are gadgets? I had assumed that
for example plain <p> text would be the same size as normal blip
content but they appear to be a good deal larger.
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