Overview description: <input> elements seem to be ignored when calculating the minimum required width for a fieldset. Thus, in certain situations, fieldsets are rendered narrower than containing input fields, which causes the <input>s to "leak" out the fieldset's right edge. Steps to reproduce: 1) View the attachment "Minimized test case". 2) Resize browser window, so that the text in the second cell wraps to two or more lines. Actual results: The first cell is squeezed narrower than the contained input field, which causes the input field to "leak" out and overlap with the second cell. Expected results: The first cell should never be squeezed smaller than its contents (including any input fields). Build date & platform: - Linux (Mozilla 0.9) - Windows (Mozilla build 2001051308)

Adding 'html4' keyword.

These might or might not be relevant to this issue: bug 60357, bug 65566.

Argh, I meant bug 60375 and bug 65566. Sorry 'bout the spam.

Nominating 'nsbeta1'. We are using a lot of fieldsets like this in the next (near-future) version of our Web application.

See also the test cases at bug 60375. Is this a dup of that one?

It sure seems like a dup of bug 60375. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 60375 ***

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