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Firefox Table Rendering Issue
Nullivex


#:3596005
 5:12 am on Mar. 10, 2008 (utc 0)

I am not sure if anyone else has run into this bug.

Though misguided, this thread: http://www.webmasterworld.com/css/3298647.htm

Pertains a bit to the bug. The user was having the same problem as I am. Basically I have ran into this bug twice both using the same layout for which is a column based layouts. For these layouts I use <table>'s to show the data, because thats what they were meant to do display columns of rows.

Anyways, bug seems to be that on random loads not neccessarily first load Firefox will not stretch the parent table to encompass all data. To fix this, at least as far as my testing shows. I have added a clear: both; below the bounding table. Thus, forcing firefox to acknowledge the tag and stretch the table.

Furthermore, it seems that the table initially loads to only the extent of the viewport or two times the view port. Very tricky bug to regenerate.

Just to open it up for discussion If you would like some examples I will post them they are projects that are in prerelease and on local platforms.

Regards,
Bryan

alias


#:3598256
 9:30 am on Mar. 12, 2008 (utc 0)

heh, rather strange symptoms you've got there.

I think we will need an example to experiment on ;)

 

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