Does not interpret the default stylesheet correctly. The background images for certain tags are not rendered as they should be.

Moving this to HTMLTables. Changing title from "CSS Error" to "cells with <br> alone considered empty". The problem in this page is that many of the lines are background images on cells that are simply <td><br></td>. According to CSS, backgrounds for empty cells are not drawn. What is happening here is that <br> is not being considered content for the purposes of determining if a cell is empty. I think it should be (it's kinda like an escaped \0x0A). Furthermore, that seems to be compatible with past browsers: the author wouldn't have put the <br> if it didn't trigger some other browser to draw the background. Thus, more formally (using my testcase): STEPS TO REPRODUCE: Load attached testcase. EXPECTED BEHAVIOR: Second and third cells of second row red. CURRENT BEHAVIOR: Only the third cell is red.

To finish what I was saying... DOES NOT WORK CORRECTLY IN: * Linux, apprunner, 1999-08-20-13-M10 WORKS (ALMOST) CORRECTLY IN: * NN 4.6 Linux (except the cells aren't red, but you can see by the borders that only the first cell is being considered empty)

This issue was discussed in bug 10036. I'm marking this a duplicate. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 10036 ***

Resetting QA contact from leger.

Verified dup of #10036