Johannes wrote:
On Fri, Apr 23, 2010 at 10:55:23AM -0400, Dennis Nezic wrote:
If you specify a font-family in ~/.dillo/style.css, such as:
* { font-family:sans-serif }
And then visit a page like:
http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/downloads/6.6/
... it will produce "ghost" lines from the previous rendering before the css was applied. Moving the window, or doing anything else that forces a redraw, cleans it up. (Let me know if you don't see this and I can provide a screenshot.)
Hm, the page does not seem to contain any CSS, so it renders with just the user agent style and the user style (~/.dillo/style.css) even the first time it draws. Maybe it's because of the images that change the layout once loaded? Can you reproduce the issue with load_images=NO?
I've alse seen "ghost" lines on some pages, but could never find the real reason. I only remeber that it depended on timing somehow.
I didn't see a problem, either. I'm usually using buffered_drawing=2, if that's relevant, and all I ever see is that sometimes when I load an image that enlarges a table, it...leaves a line for the old bottoms of neighboring cells, or something like that. I don't remember exactly for sure what happens. It's rare, and I ignore it in any case because I would prefer not to dig into the table code...