60375 - Fieldset contents are "leaking out" when fieldset is squeezed

Status: VERIFIED DUPLICATE of bug 120958

(Core :: Layout: Form Controls, defect, P3)

Description

[André Langhorst]

build: 2000111420
os: w2k
reproduceable: always

watch this page (it may vary, thus I'll attach a static version too, but you
should watch the online version due to misalignment of images too ).
the first fieldset looks fine (?1Þ), all suqsequent fieldsets look worse, the
text strikes over the border and these "Neu" images too (you've to scroll down a
bit, you only need to watch the right fieldset border)

this looks really bad (IE does render better in this case)

Comment 1

[André Langhorst]

Attachment: static version of that page

Comment 2

[André Langhorst]

Attachment: css file

Comment 3

[Doron Rosenberg (IBM)]

I am not seeing any issues with win98 2000111604..what exactly are you seeing?
Could you try with a new profile? thanks!

Comment 4

[André Langhorst]

:) this profile is almost 30 minutes old, I see that the text wrapping does not
work properly where no \n (BR) are issued, please search for "lappen in die
hand" it should appear in the middle of the page and there the text is wrapped
so that it overlaps with that fieldset border

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| abcde |
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| abcdefg
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Comment 5

[Doron Rosenberg (IBM)]

Attachment: testcase

Comment 6

[Doron Rosenberg (IBM)]

testcase demonstrating this, over to layout.

Comment 7

[David Baron :dbaron: (⌚️UTC-4, no longer working on Mozilla)]

--> HTML Form Controls, on the assumption that this is a problem with fieldsets.
Making bug summary useful.

Comment 8

[rods (gone)]

please attach an testcase that is all incusive and doesnot contain refers to 
linked style sheets, thanks.

Comment 9

[André Langhorst]

Attachment: testcase with reduced inline css

Comment 10

[Kevin McCluskey (gone)]

Setting milestone to future.

Comment 11

[Vladimir Ermakov]

QA Contact Update

Comment 12

[André Langhorst]

just curious, why is this [future]? is this problem too specific?

Comment 13

[Antti Näyhä]

Attaching a simpler test case which (I think) demonstrates the same problem.

Steps to reproduce:
  1) View the attachment "Minimized test case".
  2) Resize the browser window (you'll have to make it pretty narrow to see the
     bug).

Actual results:
  The third table cell leaks outside the containing fieldset.

Expected results:
  Isn't it obvious?-)

Builds and platforms:
  - Mozilla 0.9 (Linux)
  - Mozilla build 2001051308 (Windows 98)

Additional info:
  See also bug 81392, which is essentially the same thing; only the table is
  replaced with an <input> element.  Might well be a duplicate.

Adding 'html4' keyword, changing Platform/OS to All/All and lowering Severity to
'normal' (which seems more appropriate than 'major').

Comment 14

[Antti Näyhä]

Attachment: Minimized test case

Comment 15

[Antti Näyhä]

I found out that it's not just <table>s or <input>s that are leaking out of
fieldsets.  Attaching another testcase which shows the same behaviour with only
simple text inside the fieldset (when your browser window is narrow enough).

Adjusting summary to reflect this.

Comment 16

[Antti Näyhä]

Attachment: Even further minimized test case

Comment 17

[Antti Näyhä]

*** Bug 81392 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

Comment 18

[Antti Näyhä]

This bug effectively prevents using fieldsets inside tables - an extremely
useful practice in Web applications.

Nominating nsbeta2 and adding correctness keyword.

Comment 19

[Antti Näyhä]

Oops, I meant "nominating mozilla0.9.2" :-)

Comment 20

[Antti Näyhä]

Nominating mozilla1.0 for correctness and full HTML 4.0 support.

Comment 21

[Zbynek Winkler]

Attachment: Smallest testcase

Comment 22

[Bernd]

I will fix this together with bug 120958

*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 120958 ***

Comment 23

[Vladimir Ermakov]

verifying per developer's coments