Rotating Many Elements, Partially Resolved

[Ren]

This is what I've got. It rotates every ">" of each piece but
unfortunately also rotates the first element in the array at the same
time.

function _setRotateMe(x) {this.rot = x ; this.refresh()}
function rotateMe(x)
{
response = characters[x].rot
oldHTML = document.getElementById('rotateMe1').innerHTML ;
response = "<b style='-moz-transform:rotate(90deg)'>"+oldHTML+"</
b>";
document.getElementById('rotateMe1').innerHTML = response ;
if (response != null)
{characters[x].setRotateMe(response)}
}

function _ref()
{
boxContents="<span class=piecestyle onClick=rotateMe("+this.index
+")><b id=rotateMe1>"+this.rot+"</b></span>

/*cut off here to save space

 

[Ren]

function Character(name, type)
{
this.x=0
this.y=0
this.index=null
this.name=name
this.rot=">"
this.setRotateMe=_setRotateMe

/* this is also part of my code, any help will be deeply appreciated.

 

[David Mark]

function Character(name, type)
{
this.x=0
this.y=0
this.index=null
this.name=name
this.rot=">"
this.setRotateMe=_setRotateMe

/* this is also part of my code, any help will be deeply appreciated.

From your various posts, I honestly don't think you are ready for this.
Here is an example of a prepackaged transform solution that is also
cross-browser:-

http://www.cinsoft.net/mylib-examples.html#transformbasic

 

[Garrett Smith]

This is what I've got. It rotates every ">" of each piece but
unfortunately also rotates the first element in the array at the same
time.
[...]
/*cut off here to save space

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