Mozilla doesn't really respect the widths I set on my tablecells. I'm using CSS like TD.foo {width: 228} I'm always trying to use css as much as I can, but I've also tested w/o css like <td width="228">, but it makes no difference. The thing is, that i specify the table to 100% width, but my three cells are usually not that many pixels wide (they're 528 in total) and then Mozilla stretches out my first cell, so that the cells in total fit the whole table. This problem occurs partially in IE5 also, but then i could workaround it by placing an extra cell, at the rightmost hand of all the others (the last cell, that is) with it's width set to auto. Then all the extra width that "is over" goes to this cell. However, Mozilla only gives a few pixels to this cell, and stretches out my first cell anyway. I could also workaround it by setting the entire table width to 528, but this doesn't work perfectly neither, as the total width of all the cells is a little bit larger than the sum of the individual cells. At least it looks like that, because then, one of the cells becomes to small. Probably this is due to a few extra pixels between the cells, although I've set the cellpadding to 0. And, if I want to change the width of one the cells, I have change the width of table too. If you want to see the table structure a little better, you might want to try <a href="home.swipnet.se/uvkba/index_debug.html>index_debug.html</a> instead of index.html, as the former has colored borders around the cells. Note: All the content of the page is in Swedish, but I hope that shouldn't really matter. And, I'm using M12, but Bugzilla gave me no other choice than other.

Bulk moving [testcase] code to new testcase keyword. Sorry for the spam!

*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 19961 ***

Verified dup of #19961