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Il contenuto della riforma delle tipologie contrattuali, che vede l'aggiunta del contratto a tempo determinato e la novità della riforma dell'art. 2103 del codice civile sulla variazione delle mansioni, può essere concepito come "un tagliando per la Legge Biagi". Secondo l'analisi del Consiglio Nazionale dell'Ordine dei Consulenti del Lavoro, audito alla Camera e al Senato sulle bozze di decreti riguardanti il riordino dei contratti e la riconciliazione dei tempi di lavoro, non si registra nessuna clamorosa novità, ma solo una riscrittura dei testi con alcune modifiche che non comportano stravolgimenti particolari. Viene, infatti, abrogato solo il contratto ripartito, mentre tutte le altre tipologie contrattuali vengono confermate.

he W3C float specification requires that a cleared element shall stay below all previous floats. There are no exceptions to this requirement! "Previous" in this case means any float that comes earlier in the source document.

Up until November of 2004, Firefox was still incorrectly clearing only the floats that were vertically above the clearing element, rather than all previous floats. This meant that in those earlier Gecko browsers you could place a floated column down one side of the screen, and inside another column (possibly another floated column) you could clear a smaller interior float, without that cleared element dropping below the previous floated column. Since only Gecko had this problem, it was obvious that something was wrong every time this happened to a page. Normally Gecko is the good browser, but in this one case it was the culprit. See, IE is not always the bad guy!

However, this easy clearing method has muddled the issue quite a bit, since now Explorer is not actually being cleared at all, while Gecko browsers have finally been corrected so they do clear all previous floats.