Sent by Peter-Paul Koch on 18 October 2004 17:05
> > > 4) Now for the real problem: Mozilla doesn't support display:
> > > inline-block. Instead, it supports display: -moz-inline-block. In a
> > > flash of inspiration I did:
> > >
> > > span#printtekst {
> > > display: -moz-inline-block;
> > > display: inline-block;
> > > }
>
> Peter-Paul,
>
> I just now realized that you wrote -moz-inline-block but, AFAIK the Mozilla
> proprietary property somewhat similar to inline-block (that I used in some
> test pages) is -moz-inline-box. Indeed using -moz-inline-box, FF seems
> more similar to Moz 1.6.
Thanks! I was sure it was -moz-inline-block, but apparently I'm wrong.
This helps a lot; and the FF bug has disappeared.
Mozilla did react to the -moz-inline-block, as my first test showed,
but when I tried to position two inline-blocks next to each other
Mozilla 1.6, too, switched to 'block'.
So -moz-inline-block is buggy, -moz-inline-box isn't (as yet).
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