Version: (using KDE Devel) Installed from: Compiled sources Compiler: GCC 3.3.1 OS: Linux Placing elements by using the position: relative css code inside tables seems to use the wrong origin. I noticed the problem on newz.dk, but isolated the problem to the test case found here: http://www.tolstrup.org/kde/konqcssbug/test.html A screenshot of the faulty rendering: http://www.tolstrup.org/kde/konqcssbug/konq-head-wrong.png Now what is quite strange is that if one selects the text from the left table cell then "poof", the page is relayouted correctly, screenshot of the result can be found here: (and this is how i would expect it to be rendered in the first place, which mozilla and opera does too) http://www.tolstrup.org/kde/konqcssbug/konq-head-after-mouse-play.png I do not know if the problem is limited to tables though -Troels
http://kde.ground.cz is affected by this too. :-(
I am not 100% sure but I think this is the same bug that is plaguing both the http://kopete.kde.org website and the Kopete Keramick theme. If so those would both be good testcases for it. Just open http://kopete.kde.org in Mozilla to see how it is supposed to render (and how KHTML used to render it). I would like to also point out that this bug did not exist prior to around Sept. 7, 2003, because when I was creating this Keramick theme it looked fine. So it has been some CSS regression since then.
As of Oct 20 2003 (just updated my HEAD last night ), the rendering bug I mentioned on http://kopete.kde.org and Kopete Keramik is now gone. however the other two testcases still fail. So I guess that bug was unrelated to this.
*** Bug has been marked as fixed ***.