Having a strange rendering issue with Safari: I have a table inside a div. Inside the table I have lots of div's floated left. So the normal display is all of the divs within the td stacked up to the left until they fill the width, then flow to the next line, and so forth. So something like this: |===========================| | |---------------------| | | | XXX XXX XXX XXX | | | | XXX XXX | | | | | | | |---------------------- | |===========================| That works in all browsers except safari/webkit, where it ends up something like this: |===========================| | |-------------------------------| | | XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX | | | | | |-------------------------------| |===========================| Update: Finally figured out the issue: my inner divs (the "XXX"s) had white-space: nowrap. Apparently webkit was no-wrap'ing the entire list of divs instead of applying the nowrap within the div. That was a nasty one. (This had nothing to do with display:none)
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