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padding-left and negative text-indent on option elements

Hi

Please take a look at http://lingo.uib.no/daniel/testcase5/ where I made
a (surprising) testcase (and a screenshot), involving padding-left and
negative text-indent on option elements (right now, only padding is
there and indent), that is, on a div where a select is where option
elements are. I have switched padding with margin, same weirdness.

I have a report from a user that an old Mozilla version behaves like
Opera. I cannot test more browsers here - anyone with any input?

Thanks
- Daniel
Aug 6 '08 #1
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Daniel Jung wrote:
I cannot test more browsers here - anyone with any input?
OK, I checked out browsershots.or g (that's cool!)

Thanks for any input on the content-side.

- Daniel
Aug 6 '08 #2

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