Description

Text after each preformatted text is partly eaten by the preformatted text box.

Steps to reproduce

1. Use IE6

2. Go to http://moinmoin.wikiwikiweb.de/MoinMoinQuestions

3. scroll the page to see how the text after each preformatted
   • text is partly eaten by the preformatted text box.
4. There is no such problem with Mozilla

5. Same occures in konqueror 3.3.2, scrolling fast down the page, shows headings eaten. I believe I have seen this first after the reduced space feature above the first headline was implemented -- ReimarBauer 2005-11-03 21:45:13

6. Not reproduceable with IE7.

Example

This is cut from http://moinmoin.wikiwikiweb.de/MoinMoinQuestions:

== Some of the tests fail ==
When running action=test, I get few errors:
{{{
parser.wiki: DateTime macro ... FAIL
wikidict: names in SystemPagesGroup should be in request.dicts ... FAIL
}}}

=== Solution ===

It looks like:

Some of the tests fail

When running action=test, I get few errors:

parser.wiki: DateTime macro ... FAIL
wikidict: names in SystemPagesGroup should be in request.dicts ... FAIL

Solution

In my IE6 the "Solution"-header is in the previous box and it is more indented than the text before the preformatted text.

Details

Workaround

Avoid IE6 when browsing MoinMoinWiki.

Discussion

I vote for this bug. I just visited http://moinmaster.wikiwikiweb.de/CategoryHomepage (make sure to clear cache first) and the result page was empty! When I moved mouse over the canvas, some lines of the content were then displayed. -- RuxLi 2006-01-12 09:22:54

• The empty page with the roll-over is a different bug, outlined in MoinMoinBugs/InternetExplorerPeekABooBugInRightSideBar and maybe MoinMoinBugs/MoreIeRenderingIssues. Though it would be interesting to find out whether the fix in MoinMoinBugs/InternetExplorerPeekABooBugInRightSideBar could be used to fix the eaten header bug. -- TimCera 2006-01-12 15:01:11

  • Thank TimCera! The solution is great. No more roll-over problem now. The eaten header bug seems to be killed too. -- RuxLi 2006-01-14 03:29:26

  I don't have this problem on normal pages - but it does appear on the print view using 1.5.3 (I'm using IE6). My knowledge of CSS (and understanding of the structure of the output HTML) is insufficient to propose a fix, though! -- JohnGray 2006-04-24 11:53:12

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