NOTE: This test results recording system is obsolete and being rewritten. I'm only maintaining it because it provides me with an index to the tests in my old "Evil" and "Wet Blanket" test suites. Please do not report bugs in this system, as I won't be fixing them. I am working on TESREMAS II, a successor to this version which is less fragile.
HTML, CSS and HTTP tests above and beyond what is normally implemented.
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Are the HR and BR elements treated specially or are they correctly treated as generic elements? (CSS1)
Does the TEXTAREA element understand the 'white-space' property? (CSS1)
How the cascade works when mixing META and LINK (Test 47 of the ImportTest). (CSS1, HTML4, HTTP 1.1)
How the cascade works when mixing META, LINK, STYLE and @import (Test 48 of the ImportTest). (CSS2, HTML4, HTTP 1.1)
How the cascade works when using alternate stylesheets (Test 49 of the ImportTest). (CSS1, HTML4, HTTP 1.1)
A much simpler version of the alternate stylesheets test (Test 51 of the ImportTest). (CSS1, HTML4, HTTP 1.1)
In HTML, empty P elements should be collapsed; and in CSS, adjacent margins should be collapsed. (CSS1, HTML4)
Does your browser correctly parse comments in HTML? (SGML)
Does your browser correctly ignore new lines after start tags and before end tags? (SGML)
Many tests of the CSS2 'display' property 'run-in' value. (CSS2)
CSS has some rather strict rules regarding what should happen around empty inline elements. (CSS1)
Can your browser cope with fixed backgrounds on elements other that BODY? (CSS1)
A comprehensive look at how alternate text for broken images is implemented. (CSS2)
Various generated content tests. (CSS2)
Various generated content tests. (CSS2)
Various generated content tests. (CSS2)
Is the browser choosing the right glyphs? (CSS1)
Various tests checking that floated containers' contents spill when the floats have an explicit height. (CSS2)
Various tests checking that containers do not widen to contain their contents. (CSS1)
Various tests checking that containers only grow vertically to contain their contents when they do not have an explicit height. (CSS1)
A detailed look at how alternate text for broken images is implemented. (HTML4)
A comprehensive look at how alternate text for broken images is implemented. (HTML4)
Does your browser allow you to access the longdesc page? (HTML4)
The inline box model and the line-height property. (CSS1)
The inline box model and the line-height property, especially with respect to looking at which element is the largest on the line. (CSS1)
The inline box model and the line-height, vertical-align and font-size properties. This is the first of the Ahem Series of CSS tests. (CSS1)
The inline box model and how different fonts are treated. This is the second of the Ahem Series of CSS tests. (CSS1)
Adjacent margins and their interaction with borders. (CSS1)
Tests of the metadata attributes in HTML4 (title, lang, rel, rev, hreflang, cite, datetime, etc..., etc...) (HTML4)
Alternate links: alternate languages and alternate media. (HTML2)
Links to different documents using the LINK element. (HTML2)
Alternate links: alternate languages and alternate media. (HTML2, HTTP 1.1)
Links to different documents using the LINK HTTP header. (HTML2, HTTP 1.1)
Alternate links: alternate languages and alternate media. (HTML2, HTTP 1.1)
Links to different documents using the LINK HTTP header. (HTML2, HTTP 1.1)
Can your browser cope with fixed backgrounds on elements other that BODY? (CSS1)
Absolute Positioning tests. (CSS2)
Absolute Positioning tests. (CSS2)
Fixed Positioning tests. (CSS2)
Relative Positioning tests. (CSS2)
Relative Positioning tests. (CSS2)
Pseudo-classes do have specificity. (CSS2)
Absolutely positioning the HEAD and BODY elements. (CSS2)
Making the HEAD and BODY elements into a table. (CSS2)
Margins, padding and borders on the HTML and BODY elements. (CSS1)
Floating the BODY element (CSS1)
Setting the margins on BODY to 'auto' to center the body. (CSS1)
Does the BODY element get stretched to fit the viewport, or is it correctly treated as an ordinary block level element? (CSS1)
Margins, padding and borders on the HTML and BODY elements, an alternative look. (CSS1)
Margins, padding and borders on the HTML and BODY elements, and in addition the 'overflow' element on HTML. (CSS2)
Absolutely positioning the root element. (CSS3 (?))
Margins, padding and borders on the HTML and HEAD elements. (CSS1)
Margins, padding and borders on the HTML, HEAD, and STYLE elements. (CSS1)
Margins, padding and borders on the HTML, HEAD, and SCRIPT elements. (CSS1)
Various tests related to attributes of the table elements. (HTML4)
Various CSS table element tests. (CSS2)
Various table inheritance tests. (CSS2)
Padding on tables should change the apparent border width! (CSS1)
Various tests concerning the text-decoration property. (CSS1)
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