Ok - so this isn't Drupal related, but it is a really cool trick! For those folks who know CSS, Internet Explorer 6 is a HUGE PAIN IN THE ***. Ahem. Anyway, IE6 doesn't support min/max height or width. This is really frustrating if you have a design that you'd like to be somewhat flexible, yet doesn't look good below/above a certain height/width.
The taxonomy module automatically generates a page for each taxonomy term that lists all the nodes tagged with that term. The URLs of these pages are in the format of http://example.com/taxonomy/term/.
By default, this page only shows the term name as the title and the teaser view of each node.
Passing an argument to a view is straightforward if the view is a page or if it is a displaying as a view field. If the view is a page, you can pass arguments through the URL. If the view is displaying as a view field, the view field module has an argument field. However, it is very difficult to pass an argument to a block view.