46970 - (see 22274) Table cells have extra padding at bottom if html4+ Doctype is used

Status: VERIFIED DUPLICATE of bug 22274

(Core :: Layout: Tables, defect, P3)

Description

[olaf]

When you use a doctype declaration higher than html 3.2, table cells get an
extra padding / whitespace on the bottom.
expected behavior: no extra spaces on the bottom
reproducable: allways

testcases:
1.) xhtml 1.0 doctype, table doesn't render correctly
uri: http://www.krrush.de/fritz/testxhtml10.html
2.) same as 1.) but doctype omitted, table renders correctly
uri: http://www.krrush.de/fritz/testnodoctype.html
3.) html 4.0 doctype, table doesn't render correctly
uri: http://www.krrush.de/fritz/testhtml40.html
4.) html 3.2 doctype, table renders correctly
uri: http://www.krrush.de/fritz/testhtml32.html

the lime-background color is only to show that the space gets added on the bottom ;)

Comment 1

[Devoti Paolo]

(win98 2000072920)
only the case 1 is behaving incorrectly the other three are fine for me

Comment 2

[Tomer Brisker]

I get it on #1 as well in linux 2000073009, however the rest seem to render
correctly.

Comment 3

[jlarsen]

Reporter:  What build are you using? You you try a newer build
ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla/nightly/latest/

Can anyone test for Win ME.

Comment 4

[Tomer Brisker]

Confiriming bug as atleast one of the testcases does have the bug. Changing OS
to all since this bug isn't OS-specific.

Comment 5

[Sam Stephenson]

For another example, visit http://www.conio.net/new/backup/ in Mozilla, then in 
Netscape or IE.  This document is valid XHTML 1.0.   (win2k, 2000073020)

Comment 6

[jlarsen]

Maby its just me, but I'm not seeing whats wrong with you're conio example. I do
see a difference, but it appears to me based on what I can tell that mozilla is
rendering it properly, while netscape is kinda messing it up. Either way doesn't
seem a huge difference if I'm maby missing something please provide a screenshot
of what your seeing.  Testing on 073108

Comment 7

[Sam Stephenson]

I have posted screenshots at http://www.conio.net/new/ss/ to provide a side-by-
side comparison of IE, Navigator, and Mozilla.

Comment 8

[David Baron :dbaron: (⌚️UTC-5, no longer working on Mozilla)]

Duplicate of bug 22274?

Comment 9

[Masatoshi Kimura [:emk]]

I confirmed "img { display: block }" solve the problem.
Marking dup.


*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 22274 ***

Comment 10

[Christine Hoffman]

Verified dup of #22274

Comment 11

[Daniel Wang]

housekeeping