Currently all frame rendering code fails to paint children when visibility is none. This is incorrect as a child has the oppourtunity to override visibility and display. Example: <p style="visibility:hidden">blah <span style="visibility:visible">boo</span></p> the child span should be visible.

Changed block frame, container frame, and html container frame so they call PaintChildren() regardless of the parent's visibility. This gives child frames an opportunity to override their parent's visibility

Per very helpful E-mail from Peter (thanks!), am re-opening this bug after checking the 12/1/98 build using xpviewer on NT 4.0 (SP3). Specifically, "blah" is not hidden, resulting in output of "blah boo", rather than " boo".

I just tried it with my build and viewer and it displays fine (only 'boo' is displayed).

Hey, Troy --- Which build/viewer did you use? (Will check again on the next build, and if it's not working for me, I'll drop by your cube and see what we're doing differently.) Thanks!

I used the viewer I built using the top-of-trunk source

Verified fixed on 12.4a.98 build (checked on Win NT 4.0 SP3). Thanks!