Hi
Today I noticed that a site I was working on had an annoying
declaration:
.clearfix:after {
clear: both;
content: ".";
display: block;
height: 0;
visibility: hidden;
}
This is, IMHO, a hack around HTML's failed table-less layout model
(hopefully CSS3's box model will solve that).
Anyway the issue is by adding that dot, or any other content via a
style sheet, the browser has to create a new text node which occupies
space. In my case, that space amounted to a difficult-to-identify 10
pixel gutter at the bottom of the screen. Very annoying!
To cut it shortish, why doesn't Firebug display anything and
everything added to the page via the CSS content declaration? I would
expect to see this being added on page load via the HTML tab's
"Highlight changes", "Expand changes" and "Scroll changes into view"
options.
Perhaps I'm missing something obvious however I think this would be a
very handy aspect to Firebug.
Look forward to any feedback.
Thanks
pd
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