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Table column widths with colspans involved #685
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I don't know what's the worst part of this table between the first row and the second row. I'll have to go back deep in automatic table layout and add more tests! (Just after fixing #666, it's really sad 😢.) |
We're getting closer and closer to what other web browsers do. There are some bugs left (I've even added a failing test), but the current implementation should be solid with more than 50 tests just for auto layout of tables. |
Related to Kozea#685.
True story: you can read and implement a quite complicated algorithm, use it for years, and then get an issue related to this algorithm. You can fix the code, carefully following the algorithm, but still get a bad rendering. Why? Because the algorithm is wrong. Of course, as it's written by David Baron, it can't be that wrong: there's actually a red ISSUE block telling that "The way this describes distribution of widths from column-spanning cells is wrong" and that I "should refer to the rules for distributing excess width to columns for intrinsic width calculation". I did. Guess what: it works. Fix Kozea#685.
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Hey WP-Team! This issue is low priority for us, as I have found a simple workaround. But nonetheless maybe you want to investigate or declare this as expected behaviour!
Whenever there is content in a cell with colspan the size of the colspan'ed element influences the width of the columns in an unexpected/unwanted way. On the left is chrome; on the right the output from WP.
It seems that while the layout is done the colspan is not taking into consideration. Giving WP a hint in terms of a style="width:1px" circumvents the issue.
What do you think?
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