In this example, the first time you load the page, since I didn't specify the height/width of the image, NGlayout loads the document as if the image (which is contained in a table) has zero width/height. The HTML boils down to this test case: <table align=left><tr><td> <img src="foo.jpg"> </td></table> I am the text that appears to the right of the floating table. I will not reflow when the image foo.jpg comes in and resizes it's parent table. Instead, the foo.jpg image will appear over me.

Pushing test case from checkmate to mozilla.org and changing URL field accordingly.

The block code now does a better job of handling floating objects during incremental reflow: I fixed content-changed and frame-removed today.

the text reflows properly after a resize. verified fixed with the 11/30 build on NT/win98.