Typesetters have long used a paragraph of semi-random Latin words starting with that particular phrase to exhibit new fonts, and as a result it's become common to use such a thing for filler text in general. If you Google for phrases like "lorem ipsum generator", you can find sites which create as much or as little text as you want.
(And I know the links won't work—it's just an example of the layout I'm looking for.)
Looks good in Firefox for me, in IE the review and arrow links boxes are a bit messed up, and the drop down menu doesn't work. Overall though, looks pretty nice.
It looks nice and simple and easy to use, so that's probably a plus. Though when I used the scroll wheel with that drop down menu open, it closed on me, so is it gonna do that if there is a big list in there? That would be kinda annoying.
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What is the meaning of that "Lorem ipsum dolor..." type filler? I've seen it all sorts of places, and it doesn't quite look like it could be random.
(And I know the links won't work—it's just an example of the layout I'm looking for.)