Safari: ok Firefox: ok IE: ok Opera: ok Mozilla: ok Google Chromium 14.0.812.0 (91475): Fail Message back from Google Chrome: Thanks for the report. Confirmed with Chromium 14.0.812.0 (91475) on Mac OS 10.6.8. But this seems to be Webkit issue, because I can reproduce this with the latest Webkit (90391), too. screen shot a is the desired layout.
Created attachment 99877 [details] this is the desired layout
Broken page: http://recline-online.com Chromium Bug: http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=88570
<rdar://problem/9734076>
Why did you attach a screenshot as an MS Word document? PNG please.
Created attachment 99905 [details] Screenshot of MSWord document
This is caused by <div align="right">.
Created attachment 99915 [details] Reduction
The layout in Safari 5.0.4 and Firefox 5.0 is the same and matches the "desired" layout (assuming my .doc viewer works :/) The layout in WebKit nightly r90503 and Chrome 14.0.803.0 (WebKit r89703) is the same and differs from the "desired" layout. The "problem" element in the layout is the interaction between the first <div align="right"> and the <table align="left"> child. The reduction in attachment 99915 [details] makes this clearer. The align="left" causes the table to float out of the div. In Safari 5.0.4 and Firefox 5.0, the table appears on the left. In WebKit nightly r90503 the table appears on the right.
Would be good to know when this regressed.
(In reply to comment #9) > Would be good to know when this regressed. Simon, I checked the older builds. The regression range is between r68242 and r68419. Regards Mehmet
git bisect says it's : http://trac.webkit.org/changeset/68362
Created attachment 100574 [details] Patch
Hello, I am a bit confused as to what is being communicated - sorry. I have had a look at my layout code and corrected so the content now sits correctly left to right. But for some reason the page looks tiny when compared to how it looks on all other browsers. Can you please advise if this is a bug or again another detail in the code that needs addressing? Many thanks.
(In reply to comment #13) > Hello, > > I am a bit confused as to what is being communicated - sorry. > > I have had a look at my layout code and corrected so the content now sits correctly left to right. But for some reason the page looks tiny when compared to how it looks on all other browsers. > > Can you please advise if this is a bug or again another detail in the code that needs addressing? > > Many thanks. Can you attach the offending page to this bug?
Created attachment 100661 [details] page looks tiny in google chrome
Created attachment 100662 [details] example of how it should look
Screenshots in MS Word make me sad. Why not just attach image files?
The size is normal for me in both unpatched Chromium and patch QtTestBrowser. By normal, I mean the same as Firefox 4 and Opera. I am testing http://recline-online.com/. If the code you see the problem with is not live, you should attach it to a new bug I think. If there is an issue it sounds like a separate one.
Also works for me in Chrome 14.0.814.0 (Official Build 91661) dev Mac WebKit 535.1 (trunk@90501). Nathalie: Check in Chrome that Wrench → Zoom is 100% and not something smaller.
Created attachment 100830 [details] Patch
The page looks great in google chrome now. Many thanks all.
Comment on attachment 100830 [details] Patch Yeah, this looks correct to me. I just lost a bit of code.
Comment on attachment 100830 [details] Patch Clearing flags on attachment: 100830 Committed r91277: <http://trac.webkit.org/changeset/91277>
All reviewed patches have been landed. Closing bug.