Firefox 3 bug: phantom borders and how to deal with them
In the process of working on a project, I encountered an unpleasant problem in Firefox related to table rendering.
I came across the following feature of the fiery fox: when displaying rather large tables (hundreds of rows) it often happens that for no reason at all it disappears and then a border appears again at the columns:
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It was experimentally found out that the problem manifests itself only in Firefox version 3.0.x and only under Windows / Linux. A careful analysis of the layout did nothing, IE, Opera, Safari, Chrome, Konqueror and previous versions of Firefox display normally. Google has shown that such problems are not only with us .
Hopefully this will be fixed in future releases. In the meantime, the problem is solved by splitting into several smaller tables, or reversing into divs.
UPDATE: in 3.2a1pre.en-US.win32 already fixed, well done :)
I came across the following feature of the fiery fox: when displaying rather large tables (hundreds of rows) it often happens that for no reason at all it disappears and then a border appears again at the columns:
')
It was experimentally found out that the problem manifests itself only in Firefox version 3.0.x and only under Windows / Linux. A careful analysis of the layout did nothing, IE, Opera, Safari, Chrome, Konqueror and previous versions of Firefox display normally. Google has shown that such problems are not only with us .
Hopefully this will be fixed in future releases. In the meantime, the problem is solved by splitting into several smaller tables, or reversing into divs.
UPDATE: in 3.2a1pre.en-US.win32 already fixed, well done :)
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/46132/
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