On 20 nov, 14:01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Stefan Hübner) wrote:
> (I'm on Schimki86's team and working on the same issue.)
>
> Thomas Broyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > Anyway, it's a bug in FF3's Almost Standards Mode that you should file
> > in their bugzilla (if not already done).
>
> I figured the issue arises due to rather condensed HTML sources
> generated by GWT. If the sources are prettified the issue cannot be
> reproduced.
>
> Question of understanding: is it valid to speak of rendered HTML
> sources? Or does GWT rather manipulate the DOM directly? is there a
> difference?
GWT manipulates the DOM directly in most cases (there a number of
cases where it uses innerHTML to parse some HTML, but the parsed HTML
hardly ever contain any whitespace).
There can be a difference if you come to think of "prettified HTML"
rather than "whitespace (text nodes) interspersed with elements". GWT
doesn't bother creating text nodes that aren't ever have an impact on
the rendering; except that in this case they do have an impact, as
they trigger a rendering bug in FF3...
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