On Sat, Jan 03, 2015 at 01:13:11AM +0100, Sebastian Geerken wrote:
On Fr, Jan 02, 2015, Jorge Arellano Cid wrote:
It's a bit sad to find time and again that 3.0.4 has better rendering than the new branch. (e.g. [1])
The new branch is still in development.
I'm currently working on another page, which shows a similar behaviour (table with too wide columns); in my case, the reason is a plain bug which will be fixed soon. Hopefully, your case will be similar.
There are some other issues:
2. What to do with badly designed pages, which are now less readabe since dillo supports new CSS attribues? "adjust_min_width" is a solution to one of those problems.
3. It may be that incomplete support (say, floats but no absolute positions) may cause some problems.
Anyway, I believe that most reports fall into the first category.
We always had these issues since we started with CSS. Sometimes implementing a feature makes rendering worse instead of better on some pages. But Sebastian's most recent commits improved things a lot again. And you can always add "* {float: none !important}" to your ~/.dillo/style.css Cheers, Johannes