Fixing a difference between Gecko and Webkit
Looking at this in firefox and chrome leads to different results, firefox seemingly being broken.
firefox is using the max possible width of the child rather than the
changing the auto width to a set pixel with fixes it, but ruins responsiveness. in chromium browsers, behavior is as expected.
can anyone think up a non-js solution? or am i stuck using some weird hackiness to make it work
https://play.tailwindcss.com/cD6Mxb4y4i?layout=horizontal
firefox is using the max possible width of the child rather than the
width: auto;changing the auto width to a set pixel with fixes it, but ruins responsiveness. in chromium browsers, behavior is as expected.
can anyone think up a non-js solution? or am i stuck using some weird hackiness to make it work
https://play.tailwindcss.com/cD6Mxb4y4i?layout=horizontal
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