This site and this updated page details how you can create dynamically resizing drop shadows for any div using an "onion skin" technique. The drop shadow can have different sizes, but also different depths. This site details how you can use CSS to replace text with prettier graphics. I think I am going to work on implementing these techniques this weekend.
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I have just removed the drop shadows because of the extra overhead in coding the divs and maintaining the images when I change themes. I am slowly getting through each post after having done a massive find and replace with regular expressions. There are a few that I missed because of the different ways I programmed it.