Alex S <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED], on 19 Nov 2001:
> I am not sure how/where to file a bug. If this is not an > appropriate group, please direct me where to go. > > Anyway... I am experiencing a strange bug that appears with both > Windows and OS X's Mozilla (haven't tried others). I can very > readily reproduce this, and can't for the life of me determine the > source. I am pretty certain it's not the HTML. > > I guess, to start, here's a URL that does what I'm seeing: > http://robocode.diverman.com/botdownloads/ > > There are nested tables, and depending on the length of the content > in the cells, the tables will change width and stretch beyond the > width of the browser, even when there is no reason to. > > An odd behavior is when you resize your browser to be smaller, > there is a point in which it snaps into place. > > Also, I've tried this without having an internal table nested table > inside one of the inner cells, and still get similar behavior, as > listed below: > http://robocode.diverman.com/pastPolls > > But if I reduce the actual text length per line, it works seems to > render correctly. > > Has anyone else seen this? Am I missing something? I've gone > through the HTML, and even trimmed down test HTML files to try and > determine the exact cause. Yes you are missing something. The site does not have valid HTML. http://validator.w3.org It does not pass with any doctype I tried, from HTML 3.2 to XHTML 1.0, which means the reason it is displayed incorrectly is that it is designed incorrectly -- ICQ: N/A (temporarily) AIM: FlyersR1 9 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] _ = m
