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1.4 +<!DOCTYPE html>
1.5 +<!--
1.6 + Any copyright is dedicated to the Public Domain.
1.7 + http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
1.8 +-->
1.9 +<!--
1.10 + This testcase checks that flex containers honor those widgets (if any) in
1.11 + our system theme that have only a single valid size (and hence should
1.12 + refuse to flex).
1.13 +
1.14 + e.g. in Gecko with a GTK theme, checkboxes and radio buttons have a single
1.15 + valid size, and any specified widths (and min/max-widths) will have no
1.16 + effect on their rendering (regardless of whether they're in a flex
1.17 + container).
1.18 +-->
1.19 +<html>
1.20 +<head>
1.21 + <style>
1.22 + div.flexbox {
1.23 + display: flex;
1.24 + align-items: flex-start;
1.25 + border: 2px dotted lightgray;
1.26 + width: 400px;
1.27 + height: 40px;
1.28 + margin-bottom: 10px;
1.29 + }
1.30 + div.flexbox > * {
1.31 + flex: 1;
1.32 + outline: 1px dashed black;
1.33 + margin: 0;
1.34 + vertical-align: top;
1.35 + }
1.36 + </style>
1.37 +</head>
1.38 +<body>
1.39 + <div class="flexbox"><input type="button"></div>
1.40 + <div class="flexbox"><input type="checkbox"></div>
1.41 + <div class="flexbox"><input type="file"></div>
1.42 + <div class="flexbox"><input type="image"></div>
1.43 + <div class="flexbox"><input type="password"></div>
1.44 + <div class="flexbox"><input type="radio"></div>
1.45 + <div class="flexbox"><input type="reset"></div>
1.46 + <div class="flexbox"><input type="submit"></div>
1.47 + <div class="flexbox"><input type="text"></div>
1.48 +</body>
1.49 +</html>
