In a dim and distant universe <4fda7f0716tlsa(a)netsurf-browser.org>,
Michael Drake <tlsa(a)netsurf-browser.org> enlightened us thusly:
> Does anyone know when the broken table code (ie. background
colouring
> just repeating the first occurrence) is likely to get fixed.
Could you produce a test case?
There are several, but you could view
http://ccdb.cropcircleresearch.com/?d=x&y=2008&c=uk&m=Aug
The table should be alternating rows of light green and white 'graph
paper'. The darker green is only used for the title row.
As far as I can work out, if NetSurf receives a background colour for a row
(the first/top row in the table above is the 'dark green', colour #85cd8d)
it inherits that colour for all subsequent rows (TRs).
The light green graph paper appears correctly because it's specified by
<tr class=alternate"> which specifies the background wallpaper. However,
the rows where the dark green appears should be the background colour of
the page because they're specified by just <tr> (and hence picking up the
previous tr colour I presume).
The table itself doesn't have a background colour, so any rows which just
contain <tr> should show through the page background colour, which is the
white graphpaper. View on a different web browser to see what it /should/
look like.
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