From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Win98; en-US; m18) Gecko/20000925 BuildID: 2000092508 i have a table inside a div. this table has cellpadding and is displayed correctly. when i hide the div with javascript and then show it again, the cellpadding disappears. i also reproduced this with the linux version 2000091312. i have read some similar bugs, i guess theres some issue with re-creating cellpaddings in general. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. got to the test page i supplied (http://telnet.at/mozillabugs/2000092501.html) 2. click on the "show/hide" link twice. Actual Results: the table appears differently than it first loaded Expected Results: the table should appear the same way as it did before being hidden and shown again - with cellpadding

Confirming bug and attaching a simplified testcase (essentially the same as the original except I took out the div). Behavior is cross platform.

This is quite an important bug. The testcases show three examples of where this occurs, all three serious in their own right. To top it off, I have seen this effect on real world pages during simple mousing around. I would therefore highly recommend this bug be considered a high-profile backwards compatability RTM blocker. Pavlov: This is the bug that we saw on your page.

This may be a dup of 40828 which has a fix.

*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 40828 ***

Verified dup of #40828