Rotation of a text 90° as an image ?

Hi. I know some browsers are not compatible with anything else so far, but it seemed to me that transform: rotate(90deg); was accepted in many browsers http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-2d-transforms/
There's even a polyfill for IE 8 and under… http://caniuse.com/#search=rotate
Can we hope for that basic feature not to transform every font into an image ?

Hi Frank,
We've been experimenting with CSS 2D transforms for modern browsers and a Javascript solution for IE 7-8.
While we are able to achieve the desired rotation with the latter, there are some outstanding issues, e.g., undesirable effects on margins/padding.
Short answer: we are looking at this request, but may have to deliver the solution in a phased manner (e.g., layouts for which IE 7-8 are a non-issue, viz. phone and tablet, first).
Thanks,
Abhishek

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