Small-caps style inherits style information incorrectly. Take a look at the first instance of the small-caps word "Integer" on this page. According to the CSS style, it should be all red. Instead, the first letter is red and the remaining ones are blue. I did not set a first-letter property anywhere in the style sheet. I placed a screenshot of what this looks like on <http://www.mozilla.org/js/temp/ integer.gif>. Waldemar PS. I am running Mac System 8.6.

Deleted <http://www.mozilla.org/js/temp/integer.gif>. Please see the attachment above instead.

This problem effects the Windows 98 M7 build as well.

I changed the style sheet of the page given in the URL (http://www.mozilla.org/ js/language/js20/lexer-semantics.html), and it no longer is a good test case for this bug. Use the small attachment provided by kberk instead.

The problem was that the current color was being reset when the text decoration, in this case an underline, was being drawn so that the next chunk of text rendered in the smallcaps font was drawn in the wrong color. The bug had nothing to do with style inheritance.

Using 7/13 Apprunner, verified fixed. 'Integer' text now displays completely in red.

This bug appears again in M18. Same symptoms as before -- the first letter of "Integer" has a different color from the rest on both the Mac and Windows apprunner builds. Marking as "css1" because this is incorrect CSS1 rendering behavior.

Possibly due to the nsTextTransformer whitespace problem - I'll check it out.

The same problem that kip fixed a year ago has re-appeared (like before, style is fine). Over to buster to look into, with a newer, slimmer and more economical testcase (to be attached).

NOTE: this bug is exhibited in PR2 as well. Taking off of the beta3 radar: if resources free up we may re-evaluate this one for beta3.

Upon managerial request, adding the "testcase" keyword to 84 open layout bugs that do not have the "testcase" keyword and yet have an attachement with the word "test" in the description field. Apologies for any mistakes.

Nominating for 6.5.

Build reassigning Buster's bugs to Marc.

Dupping forward to a bug with a real assignee and complete analysis of the problem. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 181336 ***

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