> Users should style the elements appropriately, including > ... > right padding for the strut; the latter provides visual separation > and allows room for the cursor.
I should clarify this point. The input box displays a text cursor which will occupy a certain width when it is at the end of the input; for me it is a bar one pixel wide. However, when the text is copied to the strut, the strut width does not inlude an allowance for the cursor. If the cursor is not allowed for in some way then, when the initial input box width is filled, the input text will shift to the left by the cursor width. Right padding the strut not only "ensures enough visual space for the insertion point", but literally allows room for the cursor to be drawn. Regards, David _______________________________________________ Conkeror mailing list [email protected] https://www.mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/conkeror
