Ross Davidson
2009-03-25 12:56:01 UTC
There seems to be a bug with the way IE8 scrolls to the current cursor
position when you have a textarea which has COLS set and also a width set via
an inline style.
The following is an example, (this has been validated to XHTML Strict).
Adding the cursor at the end of the line beginning with "***", scrolling to
the bottom of the textarea and beginning to type causes the textarea to
scroll in several stages.
This seems to be a conflict between the width specified by the COLS and that
specified by the style. The scrolling seems to be based on the length of the
content if the content was wrapping at the width specified by the COLS.
A possibly related bug was reported and fixed relating to the position of
the scrollbar itself.
position when you have a textarea which has COLS set and also a width set via
an inline style.
The following is an example, (this has been validated to XHTML Strict).
Adding the cursor at the end of the line beginning with "***", scrolling to
the bottom of the textarea and beginning to type causes the textarea to
scroll in several stages.
This seems to be a conflict between the width specified by the COLS and that
specified by the style. The scrolling seems to be based on the length of the
content if the content was wrapping at the width specified by the COLS.
A possibly related bug was reported and fixed relating to the position of
the scrollbar itself.