(I know this is on the schedule but since it is a dependency, peter wanted me to file a bug so he can track its progress). For toolbars to implement collapsing correctly, I need to be able to change the display type of a frame on the fly (eg, set something to display:none after it has been created). This currently isn't implemented.

changing platform/os to "All"

Setting all current Open/Normal to M4.

The fix for this is checked in. Setting the display property on HRs and other leaf elements was working. Setting the same property on container elements like tables wasn't: the style context would not get re-resolved with the new value of the display attribute. Peter is currently taking a look at this. Am re-assigning the bug to him.

Am I correct in assuming that this "bug" that peter is looking into would prevent toolbars (which are block-frame containers) from correctly respecting display:none?

This seems to be working fine now...

I will mark verified assuming pinkerton agrees with fix.

This doesn't seem to work for me. When I set toolbars to have display: none, I get a reflow, but the toolbar frames are not destroyed and recreated (i put breakpoints in the constructor/destructor). You can still see the "collapsed" toolbar. Reopening

Clearing fixed resolution

Ok, closing this bug and reopening a different one. I wasn't aware that there were multiple stages going on here.

I can't verify this, however. Maybe nisheeth can.

marking verified since another bug was opened