Hi, in some circumstances, a frame is appearing around images in web pages created with iWeb (see URL). Safari (Mac/PC) as well as IE8 render correctly. Firefox Mac last version does not... Curiously, the problem is only visible if the whole page is downloaded. regards.
I'm confused. If Firefox is the only browser that doesn't work correctly, why are you reporting this problem against WebKit? Or are you saying that this doesn't work in Safari when using a nightly build of WebKit? If so, could you please attach a screenshot, to make it more clear what problem you are seeing?
Created attachment 51838 [details] two screenshots Two screenshots of affected/unaffected rendering
Safari webkit (Mac) and Firefox are affected Safari 4 (Mac/Win) and IE8 are unaffected
Thanks! Confirmed using r56587.
<rdar://problem/7801598>
This appears to be due to a change in shadow behavior in canvas.
Caused by <http://trac.webkit.org/changeset/56182>. Presumably by the change to serialization of the transparent color. Presumably the content expects rgba(0, 0, 0, 0).
From …Main/Scripts/iWebImage.js: p_alphaComponent : function(color) { var alpha=1.0; if (color && color.indexOf('rgba(') != -1) { if (color.match(/rgba\((?:\s*\S+\s*,\s*){3}(\S+)\s*\)/)) { alpha=RegExp.$1; } } return alpha; }
Created attachment 51843 [details] Revert the CSSPrimitiveValue part of r56182
Comment on attachment 51843 [details] Revert the CSSPrimitiveValue part of r56182 r=me
Fixed in <http://trac.webkit.org/projects/webkit/changeset/56673>.
This appears to have turned the leopard bots red.
It would have been nice if there were a PASS/FAIL test for this.