From the looks of things, gtkhtml2 formats the HTML content to fit withinwhatever its current width is, it has no concept of a preferred size. It just returns some fixed values for size_request() initially, and whatever its parent resized to, later. My HTML content is sourced internally, and I cannot precompute it's optimum size. I place my gtkhtml2.View widget inside a gtk.ScrolledWindow, which is then placed in a gtk.Dialog.
I tried a couple of ways of realizing the widget, and its dialog, but wasn't able to get anywhere. Does anyone know how to compute the default height of a Dialog that contains a gtkhtml2 widget, for some certain, specific width?
I'm also trying to figure out how to detect when a mouse pointer is hovering over an href link inside the gtkhtml2 widget, so that I can change the mouse shape, and how to access the <input> element contents.
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