Bernd schrieb:
2011/12/26 Hans-Peter Diettrich <drdiettri...@aol.com>:
The next step should be to find out what exactly
is going on during a scroll event that causes this to happen every
time.
The font size can affect the height of the HTML items, which is required
during scrolling.
But shouldn't the work of loading and applying all the different CSS
properties of that node only be needed once after parsing is complete
and not each time it is rendered?
ACK
I'm not sure whether GUI effects (e.g. highlight item under the
mouse...) can cause differences in the applicable CSS properties of an
item. But even then the rendering and scrolling should not be slower
than in an ordinary browser.
DoDi
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