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Does firefox have any restriction on height?

SuMo Bot
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I am trying to give height more than 8 digits and and i hover over element using inspect its showing widthx0, upto 8 digit is working fine. Please help me in this issue, or a explanation why its happening like that

I am trying to give height more than 8 digits and and i hover over element using inspect its showing widthx0, upto 8 digit is working fine. Please help me in this issue, or a explanation why its happening like that

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jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
jscher2000 - Support Volunteer

According to a March 2010 comment on a bug*:

CSS lengths in Gecko are limited to at most (1<<30)-1 app units, with 1<<30 treated as an infinite value. App units are 1/60 of a CSS pixel. Lengths larger than that effectively overflow the integer datatype used to store lengths. ((1<<30)-1)/60 == 17895697 which is the maximum CSS length, in CSS px, that we support, effectively.

So height reverts to auto.

* https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=552412#c3

Modified by jscher2000 - Support Volunteer

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