There are some $Summary on $URL. I followed bug 82946 which was fixed on most pages but I still see it on this site. (well, their javascript and html is really buggy, but I still think that it should not be renderred with overlapping ... and from a user point of view "works in IE and N4...", you know...) (see bug 81211 for javascript mess... a bit relevant to this)

I dont see one bit of overlapping in that url on 0.9.3 release on linux Please attach a screenshot Moving to htmltables like the other bug for now.

Ok, i see #1 and #2, but #3 does not happen. Of course if if resize the window and put it too small some overlapping of images MUST happen, but not the text Again, this is linux 0.9.3

I use current trunk (which has patch from bug 82946 which was a reason why I filled this - see tail of bug 82946). My system is Red Hat 7.1 Linux. #3 (overlaping text over text) does happen only when I shrink my browser window approx. below 630px. (19" monitor, 1280x1024, prefs font size 16/13).

If you remove the (strict) DOCTYPE the URL and testcase works fine.

I found another overlapping site: http://irssi.org/?page=documentation&doc=faq Attaching screenshot. (Current CVS trunk on Red Hat 7.1 Linux)

*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 84887 ***

I think that bug 84887 is just a <hr> part of this bug but this bug is not just about <hr> element... What about attachment "overlapping text on irssi.org" and "pes.internet.cz screenshot 3" ? I'm attaching new screenshot of current 0.9.4 BRANCH (on current Red Hat Rawhide Linux) how it does render some parts of pes.internet.cz site.

britneyspears.com also appears some overlapped text at the bottom

Since we seem to be listing sites that have this problem, I'll throw in washingtonpost.com. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A32717-2001Nov2.html I've added an attatchment that shows the problem, in case the ad changes in the future.

This really seems to workforme.

I tried latests today nightly snapshot (trunk) and I still see PRE text of faq overlapping right column on http://irssi.org/index.php?page=documentation&doc=faq (shrink your window to reproduce). (http://pes.internet.cz/ is better than it was before ...) Should I reopen or file a new bug?

REOPEN. The testcase (attachment 45086 [details]) still exposes the bug.

Ok... I fail to see a bug here: 1) <hr> is a block element. Read bug 84887. In strict mode, it _should_ overlap floating images. That bug covers the testcase in this bug. 2) <pre> text should not be wrapped. Thus it _will_ overlap things if the page author does not provide sufficient space for it. I'm re-resolving this bug as duplicate because it doesn't cover any issues that are not already covered as far as I can tell. If it does, they should be filed as separate, clear bugs. In particular, irssi.org could probably be evangelized not to use <pre> text when all they really want is a monotype font. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 84887 ***

> 2) <pre> text should not be wrapped. Thus it _will_ overlap things if the page > author does not provide sufficient space for it. Is overlapping more expected behaviour than horizontal scrollbar (when there is not enough space to render <pre> text) ?

It is when the things being overlapped are floated. Please read the CSS2 spec on float...

Is this overlapping caused by bad HTML/CSS code on http://www.blisty.cz/ or a bug in Mozilla? (M0.9.7 on Red Hat 7.2 Linux, and NS6.2.1 on Red Hat 7.2 Linux)