CHROME CSS ellipse bug?

I dropped the files to the free hosting site, here you can see an example http://www.justatest23.byethost24.com/

THIS IS ONLY HOMO ONLY! (its built as a http://electron.atom.io/ application that uses node.js locally with chrome

the problem can be recreated by reducing the page width from a width of about 900 pixels and a width of about 880 pixels, while ellipses are triggered by the example of an approximate field in America. The problem is that when you click on a line, the color changes, and then the ellipses no longer have the same color as their parent container.

QUESTION: how do you keep ellipses of the same color as their sibling characters that hang after a color change?

** Sorry about .less

*** thanks in advance

EDIT *** Submitted a question → https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=573395

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I can reproduce your mistake. This definitely looks like a Chrome bug. You have to put the demo in JS Bin , trim it until it only includes what it takes to reproduce the error, and submit it here:

https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/list

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I tried and could not reproduce a small test case - and the jsbin test case created for the Chromium error report could not reproduce the error in my version of Chrome (version 49.0.2623.110 m):

body { color: black; } div:before { content: attr( title ); font-weight: bold; } .text { overflow: hidden; text-overflow: ellipsis; white-space: nowrap; } [title="Colour by explicit application"] .container .text { color: red; } [title="Colour by inheritance"] .container { color: red; } 
 <div title="Colour by explicit application"> <div class="container"> <p class="text"> One April day many years ago, at a time when I still wondered about the meaning of life, I went into a little cigar store on a back street to buy a cigar. I selected a dark and square El Zelo, put it in my cigar case, paid for it, and prepared to leave. But all of a sudden it occurred to me to show the young girl, who worked in the store and from whom I usually bought my cigars, a little sketch in India ink that I happened to have in my wallet. I had gotten it from a young artist and in my opinion it was very beautiful. "Look," I said and handed it to her. "What do you think of this?" </p> </div> </div> <div title="Colour by inheritance"> <div class="container"> <p class="text"> One April day many years ago, at a time when I still wondered about the meaning of life, I went into a little cigar store on a back street to buy a cigar. I selected a dark and square El Zelo, put it in my cigar case, paid for it, and prepared to leave. But all of a sudden it occurred to me to show the young girl, who worked in the store and from whom I usually bought my cigars, a little sketch in India ink that I happened to have in my wallet. I had gotten it from a young artist and in my opinion it was very beautiful. "Look," I said and handed it to her. "What do you think of this?" </p> </div> </div> 

However, I myself encountered an error, and can still reproduce the error in the original case of the problem : I expect some complexity and / or changes for the DOM at runtime to be reproduced.

I was able to determine that in my code (and in the original case of the problem using the Chrome Dev tools) I can get around the error by ensuring that the color is inherited and not applied directly to the overflowing element itself. This could have been avoided procedurally by embedding the entire ellipsis overflow text in the packaging element and applying color instead.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1239555/


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