weird issues

Post #333,620 by SpiceWare 10/3/10 12:47:30 PM 10/3/10 1:49:16 PM Reply	weird issues http://www.spiceware.org/images/cg.png This problem reoccurs multiple times going down the page. If I use a smaller width it renders correctly. Just tried WebKit (the nightly builds of Safari) and the problem is still there. I'll submit a bug ticket once my WbKit Bugzilla account gets activated. Edit: Bug 47062 https://bugs.webkit...._bug.cgi?id=47062 Edited by SpiceWare Oct. 3, 2010, 01:49:16 PM EDT Expand All History
Post #333,729 by SpiceWare 10/5/10 11:19:55 AM Reply	Somebody updated it added a keyword, NeedsReduction - This bug needs a reduced test case.
Post #333,732 by Andrew Grygus 10/5/10 12:05:46 PM Reply	Yup, and a "reduced test case" . . . . . probably won't show the problem - "bug case closed".
Post #333,733 by hnick 10/5/10 2:10:47 PM Reply	Well, if you can't fix the problem, fix the spec :-(
Post #333,734 by SpiceWare 10/5/10 2:47:41 PM Reply	I can try to reduce it but it won't be until next week as my folks are in town from Trinidad.
Post #333,739 by Andrew Grygus 10/5/10 4:58:43 PM Reply	Oh, I can reduce it very easily, but . . . . . I think instead I'll W3C certify Cabbage Greens which is much shorter and it screws that up pretty bad. Interestingly, if the margin is moved after loading, either in or out, it is instantly corrected. Several other of the vegetable pages behave the same. The crash you have shown (text running over pictures and text) rarely appears on my system even on the fish page.
Post #333,746 by Andrew Grygus 10/5/10 11:11:07 PM Reply	And here it is. Cabbage greens displays correctly in Chrome but Safari screws up the "<br clear="left"> quite badly. Again if the margins are changed even slightly it displays correctly, but if the page is reloaded at the new margins it's bad again. I'd appreciate hearing how it looks on a Mac. http://www.clovegard...red/cb_green.html
Post #333,749 by Ashton 10/6/10 2:09:06 AM Reply	On a Mac Same deal; move width slightly -- things line up, stay fixed: after moving back to original setting (as close as you can mouse.) {sigh} Safari meets my minimal demands: adequacy. Not sure if it's still faster than FF. (NoScript is like a Swiss Army knife with 1800 blades.. maybe you could protect againse all Evil, but you must tell it about each one !!! ONE !!! incremental-Evil.)
Post #333,752 by folkert 10/6/10 7:34:39 AM Reply	Display at 1149 pixels wide... and I get cascading on every Subsection. Move the right side or left side one pixel larger or one pixel smaller, everything re-renders perfectly and lines up just like you want. Weird.

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