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I have to align a textbox and some text, at about 30 degrees, like this: 
I would like it to work at least in IE and FF. Everything I found on the net deals with image rotation.
Anyone?
There’s no good cross-browser solution.
Latest Webkit supports CSS transformations, that allow such thing in straightforward way.
There’s
<foreignContent>in SVG that theoretically would allow to rotate HTML, but it’s not widely supported (and where it’s supported, it’s usually incomplete and buggy).I suggest that you change design of the page. Try visual tricks with borders and shadows around the input that make it seem slightly rotated.
I advise against hacks in Javascript or Flash. Browser’s input elements are important for usability. Your hacks may not play well with password managers/autofill, various standard keyboard shortcuts, text selection, etc.