When an image is added in the editor (Insert->Image), layout ignores the width, height, and alignment for that image, although those attributes correctly go into the dom. To reproduce: apprunner -editor Click somewhere Insert->image (This is currently hardwired to insert http://www.mozilla.org/editor/images/pensplat.gif, width 100, height 138, alignment left, border 1) Notice that the image gets inserted but text doesn't flow around it and there's no border. Click somewhere else Insert->image again Notice that the second time, the image is drawn very small, not at the right width and height, and again the alignment isn't done right. Now do Debug->Output HTML and notice that the attributes are all stored correctly in the dom. copy/paste this output into a file (or use mine, see URL field) and bring up the file in apprunner's browser mode. Notice that this time it's drawn right; it's only on images inserted after the rest of the document is loaded that the image attributes are ignored. Haven't tried this on anything but Linux yet.

Akkana, I built apprunner and tested it as you suggestd, but I can't tell what Insert->Image does so it's very difficult to diagnose. It doesn't help that apprunner doesn't have viewer's Debug|Dump Content and Debug|Dump Frames menu items The way we test this sort of stuff in layout is by having JavaScript code that does the incremental operation. If you have that, then I can tell what is actually happening and I can run it in viewer.exe

I think this may have gone away by the rewrite of insert image to set all the attributes before inserting into the document; but we won't know for sure until we get the image attribute dialog working. I'm going to close this bug for now, and reopen it if necessary when we get the dialogs going.

setting to an approximate milestone so it can be off of the no TFV list