1. Open the page in moz and in NN 4.x or other browser. 2. There should be spaces between <p>, but not in moz. First seen ~2weeks ago. 20002504-talkback

Do you think it would be possible to make a small testcase? Thanks!

OK. I'll attach a test case. The first table is with <div align='justify'>, the second witout.

This is quirks-mode only. I will attach a simpler testcase.

This seems because karnaze%netscape.com added in revision 1.11 of quirk.css (Dec. 21), the rule: td div p { margin: 0px; } to "fix" bug 33784. This rule is clearly wrong. In the future perhaps it would be better if Ian or I reviewed quirk.css and html.css changes? (Bug 33784, by the way, is a very complicated issue that I've investigated in detail in the past when I was working on [MARGIN-C] bugs. There are other bugs on it (search for bugs with [MARGIN-C] in the subject). I eventually came to the conclusion that there was no good way to fix it without breaking other things or without extensive modifications that might not work anyway.) Chris, could you back out this change? I'm surprised this got past the block regression tests.

If you want to extend the current :first-node, etc. hack to DIV > P as well, you could add the selector "td > div:first-node > :first-node" to the rule at line 77 of quirk.css and the selector "td > div:last-node > :last-node" to the rule at line 81 of quirk.css. (And you could do it for 2 or 3 divs also.) But that's still not a general solution to the problem.

I added the testcase I attached above to the block regression tests.

*** Bug 63983 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

I backed out the patch to bug 33784.

VERIFIED on Mac builds 01-02-08 and 01-04-08. Poof, all gone! Changing Plat to All/All since this bug was.