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if (window.testRunner)
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testRunner.dumpAsText();
testRunner.waitUntilDone();
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function removeFloat()
{
var float2 = document.getElementById('float2');
float2.style.display = 'none';
window.setTimeout('crash();', 0);
}
function crash()
{
var block1 = document.getElementById('block1');
var float1 = document.getElementById('float1');
block1.style.position = 'absolute';
float1.style.display = 'none';
if (window.testRunner)
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testRunner.notifyDone();
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}
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<body onload="removeFloat()">
<p>This test passes if it doesn't crash.</p>
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<div id="float1" style="float:left; width:50px; height:600px; background-color:purple; margin-left:5px"></div>
<div id="float2" style="float:left; width:50px; height:150px; background-color:purple; margin-left:5px"></div>
<div id="block2">A float is a renderer that is designed to shift all the way to the left side or all the way to the right side of a paragraph. The lines of the paragraph then flow around the floating object avoiding it. You can see an example of a float in this very paragraph. There is a purple box in the upper right hand corner. Note how all of the text in this paragraph is avoiding the float.</div>
<div>A float is a renderer that is designed to shift all the way to the left side or all the way to the right side of a paragraph. The lines of the paragraph then flow around the floating object avoiding it. You can see an example of a float in this very paragraph. There is a purple box in the upper right hand corner. Note how all of the text in this paragraph is avoiding the float.</div>
<div>A float is a renderer that is designed to shift all the way to the left side or all the way to the right side of a paragraph. The lines of the paragraph then flow around the floating object avoiding it. You can see an example of a float in this very paragraph. There is a purple box in the upper right hand corner. Note how all of the text in this paragraph is avoiding the float.</div>
<div>A float is a renderer that is designed to shift all the way to the left side or all the way to the right side of a paragraph. The lines of the paragraph then flow around the floating object avoiding it. You can see an example of a float in this very paragraph. There is a purple box in the upper right hand corner. Note how all of the text in this paragraph is avoiding the float.</div>
<div>A float is a renderer that is designed to shift all the way to the left side or all the way to the right side of a paragraph. The lines of the paragraph then flow around the floating object avoiding it. You can see an example of a float in this very paragraph. There is a purple box in the upper right hand corner. Note how all of the text in this paragraph is avoiding the float.</div>
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<div>A float is a renderer that is designed to shift all the way to the left side or all the way to the right side of a paragraph. The lines of the paragraph then flow around the floating object avoiding it. You can see an example of a float in this very paragraph. There is a purple box in the upper right hand corner. Note how all of the text in this paragraph is avoiding the float.</div>
<div>A float is a renderer that is designed to shift all the way to the left side or all the way to the right side of a paragraph. The lines of the paragraph then flow around the floating object avoiding it. You can see an example of a float in this very paragraph. There is a purple box in the upper right hand corner. Note how all of the text in this paragraph is avoiding the float.</div>
<div>A float is a renderer that is designed to shift all the way to the left side or all the way to the right side of a paragraph. The lines of the paragraph then flow around the floating object avoiding it. You can see an example of a float in this very paragraph. There is a purple box in the upper right hand corner. Note how all of the text in this paragraph is avoiding the float.</div>
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