To see the problem, open the URL and click the first store on the list on the left to bring up the HUD on the map. The "Address" and "Services" labels on the tabs should be white and centered vertically. Instead they are light blue and aligned with the top of the tab. There is also a 1-pixel wide gap across the HUD.
Created attachment 13658 [details] Screenshot
Created attachment 13659 [details] Screenshot from Safari 2 (expected rendering)
Regressed in <http://trac.webkit.org/projects/webkit/changeset/20075>.
Created attachment 13663 [details] Test case
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Created attachment 13664 [details] Add inline style from CSS rules only in AnnotateForInterchange mode
Landed in r20297.
And back out again in r20302. This introduced layout test failures related to web archives. <http://build.webkit.org/results/post-commit-powerpc-mac-os-x/6102/webarchive/> has the diffs.
Created attachment 13702 [details] Add inline style from CSS rules only in AnnotateForInterchange mode Added updated results for three webarchive tests that were missing from the previous patch. The new results are identical to the results prior to r20075.
Comment on attachment 13702 [details] Add inline style from CSS rules only in AnnotateForInterchange mode Testing webkit-reviews mail
Comment on attachment 13702 [details] Add inline style from CSS rules only in AnnotateForInterchange mode mitz denying bdash's request
Comment on attachment 13702 [details] Add inline style from CSS rules only in AnnotateForInterchange mode Please sir, may I have another?
Comment on attachment 13702 [details] Add inline style from CSS rules only in AnnotateForInterchange mode mitz denying bdash
Comment on attachment 13702 [details] Add inline style from CSS rules only in AnnotateForInterchange mode One more test of bugzilla emails. Sorry for the mess!
Comment on attachment 13702 [details] Add inline style from CSS rules only in AnnotateForInterchange mode no way!
And landed again in r20319. Thanks Mitz!
(In reply to comment #9) > Added updated results for three webarchive tests that were missing from the > previous patch. The new results are identical to the results prior to r20075. Nice! I was wondering where all that extra style info came from. http://trac.webkit.org/projects/webkit/changeset/20075 http://trac.webkit.org/projects/webkit/changeset/20319