On Aug 1, 2006, at 8:40 PM, Joe D'Andrea wrote:
Minimal Test Case: http://test.joesapt.net/opera
Includes links to BrowserCam shots and a few more variations for
good measure.
Markup:
<p><a href="#">1</a> <a href="#">2</a> ... <a href="#">8</a></p>
Style:
p { display: table; }
p a { float: left; min-width: 16px; }
Whatever the rationale for using a <p>, what is the idea behind using
{display:table} ??
... because I'm not sure this is strictly a bug. An element with
display:table shrink-wraps the width, just as a real table would do.
And Opera is known to be more aggressive in this than some other
browsers.
Add to that, your 'table' element only contains *width-less* floated
elements. That may complicate the computation of width.
And on the side, you won't need to clear those floated elements as
{display:table} establishes a new block formatting context and
contains the floated blocks any way.
Philippe
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