Sent by Peter-Paul Koch on 18 October 2004 17:05
> > 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'.
>
> You are right, both -moz-inline-block and -moz-inline-box exist, probably
> each with different problems, as mentioned here:
> https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9458
>
> In this case the solution suggested by Susanne is probably the voice of
> sanity :-) , but there cases when inline-block could really be useful.
-moz-inline-box works fine, so I'll keep it.
I know that a float could help, but it'd be the only float in the
block, and there are already too many floats on the page. Besides,
this is a useful test case for inline-block. I'm trying to find out if
it's simpler than floats in such situations.
Anyway, thanks all, and new bug coming up.
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