Le 10/07/2012 17:09, "Gérard Talbot" a écrit : > There seems to be a problem with that test. How many columns does (or > should) that table have? It seems there is 3 columns (from looking at 2nd > row) but the first row uses only 2 columns. > >> WebKit, Gecko and Opera give three different renderings, > If the table is wrongly/imbalancely designed, then different renderings is > to be expected. I think that the table should have three column with the first row being incomplete. Having incomplete rows is generally not a problem, my point is not there. Here is a revised test case: http://dabblet.com/gist/3084025 Remove the D cell. The table is now nicely filled, properly two-column. The initial problem remains: three engines give three different results. I’m interested in the left border of the A cell: what should be drawn and how should the cell’s content be positioned? Since A has rowspan=2, the border conflict resolution can give two different results for the top and bottom half of A’s left border. Anyway, I just wanted to make sure that the WG knows that the issue exists. The problematic case are IMO not something authors would want to do, so I don’t really care if this is fixed. Regards, -- Simon SapinReceived on Tuesday, 10 July 2012 15:37:46 UTC
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