I compared the CSS2 implementation in Mozilla M14 and IE 5.01, on IE everything works with all the objects. For example, border-width:2px; border-style:solid; border-right-color:000000; border-left- color:#ffffff; border-top-color:#ffffff;border-bottom-color:#000000 The CSS2 styles given upthere applies to all the objects from <TD> to <B>. Even for <B> object, IE 5.01 draws a border successfully. On Mozilla, none of these are implemented for all objects except 'Form' objects. Is this a bug? if it is not a bug, then will Mozilla ever have a complete CSS support? On the other hand, I cant set the size of the font size using 'font-size'?

Could you give a test case showing a bug? Without that, I think this bug is INVALID, since the things you describe are known to work.

Oh come on... CSS2 is WAY spotty... Overflow:hidden is busted, etc etc etc But CSS2 is "unsupported" which will make DHTML very sucky in Moz. CSS2 implementation NEEDS to get fleshed out.

Please file *specific* bugs on things that don't work right or features that you think should be implemented. Mozilla supports a lot more of CSS2 than IE5 or NN4 does. It just happens that some of the positioning and visual effects parts aren't completely in yet because either: * they're still being worked out in the working group * the bugs just haven't been fixed yet.

Is this a bug on static CSS styles or CSS access through the DOM, either way if I don't get a specific explanation (ie a testcase) there's not much I can do, this will be marked invalid unless someone can say exactly what's wrong.

<table cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0> <tr> <td style="border-width:2px; border-style:solid; border-right-color:000000; border-left-color:#ffffff; border-top-color:#ffffff;border-bottom-color:#000000" > Border </td></tr> The above code should draw a border around that particular cell. Mozilla is not drawing it. However, it works well on <table> itself. I didnt check CSS changes thru DOM. I will do so tonight.

Well, I just tested this in both IE 5 and with todays mozilla, both display the above sample exactly the same, to the pixel AFAIK. What version of mozilla are you testsing with?

very interesting, it really works. But I figured out the problem I got, if I give the border of table as '0'. Then it is not showing up. Try this; <table cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0 border=0> <tr> <td style="border-width:1px; border-style:solid; border-right-color:000000; border-left-color:#ffffff; border-top-color:#ffffff;border-bottom- color:#000000" > Border </td> </tr> </table>

Nothing DOM about this any more, over to HTML Tables...

Rewriting title, adding testcase keyword (though I can't verify if the testcase is correct, as I don't have IE 5). Gerv

*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 25228 ***

Verified duplicate.