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Description:
CSS 2.1 says that replaced elements can use and should behave as their table-* display type.
No browser implements this, but the fallback behaviors diverge slightly (even per input type inside the same browser)
NOTE: this has an impact on table-fixup.
Proposed Option:
Replaced elements cannot be a table-* display type. Block or Inline is used as fallback as specified in the spec.
CSS 2.1 Option:
CSS 2.1 says that replaced elements can use and should behave as their table-* display type.
Compat Issues: Yes
Description:
CSS 2.1 says that replaced elements can use and should behave as their table-* display type.
No browser implements this, but the fallback behaviors diverge slightly (even per input type inside the same browser)
NOTE: this has an impact on table-fixup.
Proposed Option:
Replaced elements cannot be a table-* display type. Block or Inline is used as fallback as specified in the spec.
CSS 2.1 Option:
CSS 2.1 says that replaced elements can use and should behave as their table-* display type.
Testcases:
https://github.com/w3c/csswg-test/blob/css-tables/work-in-progress/microsoft/css-tables/table-model-fixup-2.html
Browsers Passing Test:
Every browser has issues, whichever the choice we make.
An attempt was made to make sense when possible.
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