Aryeh Gregor (:ayg) (no longer with Mozilla) Reporter
	Description • 13 years ago

Code in nsHTMLEditor (currently including at least SetInlinePropertyOnTextNode and SetInlinePropertyOnNodeImpl) checks whether inline HTML style is present by literally checking the attribute value, case-insensitively, using nsHTMLEditor::HasAttrVal, which calls nsIContent::AttrValueIs.  This is wrong in some cases, if the attribute we're checking for has the same meaning but different form.  For instance, <font color=red> will return false from HasAttrVal(fontElem, NS_LITERAL_STRING("color"), NS_LITERAL_STRING("#ff0000")).  We should do the check intelligently, based on the attribute we're checking.