Created attachment 44666 [details] attachment Pic.zip Steps to Reproduce: 1. Load http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/Test/CSS1/current/sec5526c.htm 2. Check the radio button displayed in the black block in parent page. 3. Check the radio button displayed in the black block in reference rendering page. Actual Results: Radio buttons in the black block in parent page displayed differently from the ones in the reference rendering. For radio button in parent page, please refer to 1.jpg in attachment Pic.zip. For radio button in rendering page, please refer to 2.jpg in attachment Pic.zip. Expected Result: Radio buttons in the black block in parent page should display the same as the ones in the reference rendering
Qt is using S60 Theme/skin colors to draw radio buttons. So, its up to S60 theme if the button is drawn with valid color.
I'm not sure I understand the problem correctly, usually form widgets are not expected to be drawn identically on all platforms. Quoting text from the link: "All 100%-conformant CSS1 agents should be able to render the document elements above this paragraph indistinguishably (to the pixel) from this reference rendering, (except font rasterization and form widgets)."
This seems invalid to me also - though the radio buttons _do_ look a little too big.
Closing as invalid. Jocelyn and Robert are right. This CSS test does not test <input> element styling. The buttons should appear as the system buttons.