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possible CSS width bug
Width BugHi, in this example the width of the header and the footer are set to a width of 100% and are behaving as I expected. In the 3 columns in between the width should also add up to 100%, but as you can see by the blue background popping up to the right of the 3rd column this is not the case.
In column 1 and 2 the width is 32% with a right margin of 1%. In column 3 the width is 34% for a total of 100%.
Is this a bug or is Opera behaving the way it should?
Did not check everything, but you have a lot of relative values, and there may be some rounding issues. Also, note the reference says:
8.3 Margin properties
You have nested elements and containers all using relative values. Also try to see if some textual space is involved between elements, as at least an outer container has display:inline style. By the way, display:block inside of display:inline is strange.
There is a shift, but would not call this a bug. Would better go for a simpler/more-robust design.
Oops, you've posted in Beta testing, and the “bug” also occurs with the current Opera release.
8.3 Margin properties
The percentage is calculated with respect to the width of the generated box's containing block. Note that this is true for 'margin-top' and 'margin-bottom' as well. If the containing block's width depends on this element, then the resulting layout is undefined in CSS 2.1.
You have nested elements and containers all using relative values. Also try to see if some textual space is involved between elements, as at least an outer container has display:inline style. By the way, display:block inside of display:inline is strange.
There is a shift, but would not call this a bug. Would better go for a simpler/more-robust design.
Oops, you've posted in Beta testing, and the “bug” also occurs with the current Opera release.
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