I believe the following page is not rendered correctly: http://www.jorgk.com/FF-bug/gallery.htm When the window is wide enough, so both pictures fit horizontally, everything is OK. When the window is made narrower, the 2nd caption gets placed in a funny place. If the window width is further reduced, the caption jumps to the correct place. Chrome and IE do what is expected: The caption is always placed onto the image, at the absolute position specified inside the <div> I have the impression that the renderer is getting confused. Somehow it thinks it can squeeze some of the text in, but it doesn't quite fit, and the 2nd picture doesn't fit where it tried to squeeze the text in.

All works well with "display:inline-block" instead of "display:inline". Obviously the construction with "display:inline" is somewhat invalid, yet, Chrome and IE cope better. So maybe close the bug as "invalid"?

Ehsan, could who tell me who looks at layout problems. I reported this problem in February and so far it has received zero attention.

Jorg, thank you for the bug report. The zero attention is probably because Firefox:Untriaged has a giant backlog. :( In general, if you can figure out a better component than that, chances are the bug will get noticed quicker. The problem is that we're using the first box of the inline as the absolute containing block, not the bounding rect of all the boxes. And the second inline starts right after the first inline, _before_ the linebreak. You can see this if you add a border to the second <div class="gallery-image">.