Mark Richards wrote:
> [...] A minimal test-case with inline CSS is attached. The expected
> result is that all the elements are in a row on the right side of the
> screen.
Attachments don't survive onto this list, so we need a link to an online
example in order to debug those browsers. Not sure if Safari/win is
worth serious debugging yet, but that's another matter.
However, cases like that are usually solved by using several
properties/values in the right order, and let each browser pick the last
one it understands/support.
Firefox didn't support 'display: inline-block' last time I checked, so
it should ignore it.
Thus, the double-styling...
element {display: inline; display: inline-block;}
...may work in your case.
regards
Georg
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