Say you have an image tag aligned to the right, and next an unordered list with lot's of <li> tags and plain text. If the first item starts _after_ the image height ends, the text flow will be rendered correctly. Otherwise, if the first list item starts before the image height ends, all the following text (including following <li> tags) won't fill the whole width of the page. To see this go to the above URL, search for the text "(CEST)" without quotes and the next image shows the problem. You may have to play with the browsers window width to see how the <li> text is rendered differently.

Please play with your browser's window width to see how the text of the <li> elements change depending on wheter the first item is rendered after the first image or not.

Grzegorz, what build are you using?

O, sorry about that, I didn't see any place in the forms to put that information. According to the about: page... Mozilla 0.9.7 Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:0.9.7) Gecko/2001122108

Confirming in the Jan 03rd build (2002-01-03-08) build under Mac OS X.

Build 2002020415 shows this bug too.

See also bug 136792 for similar behavior.

*** Bug 136792 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

This is caused by the -moz-float-edge setting we have on <li>. Instead of flowing around floats, <li>s just resize to avoid them. Dupping to bug that covers that. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 143162 *** *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 143162 ***