In the above URL, the background-position puts the background image in the upper right corner. This image is placed correctly before the scrollbar is drawn, but then it is not moved when the scrollbar is drawn and a horizontal scrollbar is created to allow one to see the whole background image. This raises a number of interesting points: 1) In the overflow property, where do scrollbars go? This isn't defined in the spec, and should probably be clarified. The problem in the above URL is a good example to help think about how it should be defined. I tend to think that a scrollbar should go, perhaps, in a gap between the right border and the right padding. (i.e., be placed in the right padding and increase the padding by the width of the scrollbar) Is this how you do it? I'm not sure. I guess I'll raise this on www-style... 2) If the above answer is adequate (and I think my suggestion is), could you do scrolling on the document simply by defining "HTML { overflow: auto; }"?

See http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/1999Jan/0078.html for my post to www-style, if you're interested.

As far as question #1 goes, yes the scrollbar is positioned in a gap between the border and the padding

Now I see the problem. Even though it looks like we're widening the window to make the background visible, that's not the case. The problem is that we've partially switched over to a new approach for calculating the CSS2 computed info, but the block/inline code (block in particular) isn't converted yet.

Setting all current Open/Normal to M4.

Fixed. Everything seems to be in its place.

Chrisd as QA contact

Verified fixed.