Version: (using KDE KDE 3.1) Installed from: Mandrake RPMs OS: Linux Khtml is not honoring the nowrap tag in <td> elements. This has been going on all through the KDE 3.1 testing phase, and was not fixed. This tag works correctly in the KDE 3.0.x series so it is a regression somewhere. Here are some screenshots to demonstrate: Screenshot of konqueror: http://mordant.com/mm-konq.jpg Screenshot of Opera: http://mordant.com/mm-opera.jpg Notice that the date field wraps around three lines on konqueror whereas in opera it does not. This is a result of konqueror ignoring the nowrap tag. Here is a snipet of code to show you what exactly is not working: <td bgcolor="#929292" align=center><input type=checkbox name="msg[0]" value=3></TD> <td bgcolor="#929292">Baptist</td> <td nowrap bgcolor="#929292"><center>Sun, 9:50 am</center></td> <td bgcolor="#929292" align=center nowrap><b><small> This is the first message line in the above pics see how the date should all be on one line, not wrapped over three. I hope that this can be fixed in an upcoming KDE 3.1.x service release. This bug has caused me abandon konqueror for regular use, I have been forced to use mozilla. There are a ton of sites that are bit by this bug and I feel that it is urgent enough to need to be fixed soon. By the way, yes this is a duplicate of another bug, I know that you are not supposed to submit duplicate bugs, but no one was even responding to the other bug report, even though it has 147 votes on it. To me that seems like an aweful lot of votes for a bug to have and go unnoticed. Duplicate bug: http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=52993 Thank you for looking into this. Overall I am EXTREMELY happy with KDE3.1. You guys put out out some awesome programs. Thanks again for all your hard work. Bret.
Please do not file multiple copies of the same bug. That just wastes developer time. Someone will fix this as soon as they deep it appropriate/doable in a nicely stable fashion. (I think I saw it fixed in HEAD, anyway, although the HEAD renderer is highly divergent). *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 52993 ***