Bug of rendering engine with JavaScript

[ch.es...@libertysurf.fr]

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This bug appears only with Google Chrome. Everything is perfect and as expected on IE9, Firefox, Opera and Safari.

Description: It is a slideshow where datas are printed dynamicaly with Javascript.
When the second image appears, the all div printed by Javascript(with all his content, Title, author, image etc.) get a boring an strange supplementary margin-top of around 20px. Ugly.
I'm unable to figure-out what's happening here. No Javascript CSS or HTML errors.
The developments tools available in Chrome are not dynamically changed, so, they are useless for this issue.
It looks definitively like a Google Chrome Bug.
Hoping some Dev will look at it, feel free to join-me for more details or help for a test-case.

Best Regards.
Christophe.

[PhistucK]

1. This is not the right group for this question. This group is only concerned with the Developer Tools feature. I guess chromium-discuss is a little better, but given my detailed response below, it seems there is no issue here.

2. Admittedly, I am not using the final Internet Explorer 9, but one of the latest platform previews displays your slide show as bad as Chrome.

The photograph and the "1/60" text go out of the frame sometimes in both of them and I do not notice any difference in top margins between the two.

3. The Developer Tools do show dynamically built contents. Perhaps you are using a very old version of Google Chrome (we are now at Google Chrome 19, but I tried with the latest canary build - 21.0.1150.0 canary), though I am pretty sure the Developer Tools always showed dynamically built contents.

You can also just break your code (either using the Developer Tools or by adding some debugging code to prevent the slide show from playing) after the second photograph and examine the content.

 

☆PhistucK