see this page.. It was working before with mozilla trunks, must be a regression after it was fixed..
-dman84 Jason Johnston wrote: > > Looks like a bug. Mozilla bugs should be reported to > http://bugzilla.mozilla.org -- consider using the Bugzilla Helper at > http://www.mozilla.org/quality/help/bugzilla-helper.html to make sure > you provide all the information the developers need. > > Since your code is large and complex, it would be best if you could come > up with a minimal testcase (a page which has only enough code to > reproduce the bug) and attach it to the bug report. That way it's easy > for the developers to test their fixes without other factors getting in > the way. > > Thanks for your interest in Mozilla. > --J > > > > Roland M�sl wrote: > >> This test requires XVGA or higher resolution >> This requirement is, because only at XVGA >> and higher, the <DIV with the index is >> overflow:auto >> >> Test http://www.pege.org >> >> Click on the +Menu button >> >> Click on >> >> Layout SVGA 800 * 600 >> >> All layout elements change position. >> ...should change position. >> >> But one layout element remains at the same position. >> >> It's the only layout element with overflow:auto >> >> So it seems changing position of a DIV does >> not work when the DIV has overflow:auto >> >> >> -- >> Roland M�sl >> http://pege.org Clear targets for a confused civilization >> http://BeingFound.com Web Design starts at the search engine >> > >
