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[BUG] "wait" button height during posting
I recently saw that when adding your comment to a discussion or starting a discussion, the mentioned button changes to "wait". Surprisingly the button height is different to the other button beside it as long as the button states "wait". It's a little bit smaller.
Ok, it's a small thing.
But is this s.th. within my Firefox or by design?

EDIT:
Another test within my IE6.0 - nope IE doesn't even show a wait button here.
Ok, it's a small thing.


EDIT:
Another test within my IE6.0 - nope IE doesn't even show a wait button here.

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That is odd...
No one? I would be satisfied even if someone says this is a firefox issue and cannot be fixed/worked around.
What do you think about this? Any idea?
But I started this discussion on 15th of August and was wondering why I still got no answer from anyone involved in vanilla developement. As I already said, I would also be satisfied if someone says it's a bug that cannot be worked around. But nothing. Only pbear made a guess about the error. That's all.
.Button { padding-bottom: 0; }
If you are looking for that in the CSS, the button padding is set under . Ironically, the default bottom padding of the button is zero.And I like to think of myself as "on the ball", but there's no way I can read through every discussion on the forum. I gave up on that six months ago
You say you can't reproduce it.
And Mark, you can still redeem yourself — start reading, buster!
(not that it matters to the discussion)
It looks like the button loses its class when you press it. I stopped the page loading right after pressing the button (so it had turned to "Wait"), then I checked its CSS properties with this Opera thing I have (I'm sure similar things exist for Firefox), and it shows that the button's only class is "Submit", nothing else.
Edit: For anyone who's interested, that Opera thing is the W3-Dev Menu, and I used the 'computed css (on hover)' option.