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…to be acquired via the scrollWidth property, but it also compensates for a weird bug in FireFox.
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I've also had to play a bit with |
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@JedWatson any update on this? Would like to have this in so we don't need to patch it. |
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This raises the input above the line on Firefox 60.0.2 on OSX El Capitain. I wouldn't support this fix without further explanation. Sandbox: |
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I have been experiencing some odd bugs in different versions of FireFox where the width is being calculate incorrectly when I apply horizontal padding on the underlying input. Although I have seen this issue occur multiple times, it has been very hard to reproduce within my own system, so I am not going to try to reproduce in a generic example.
I have found that setting overflow to hidden fixes the problem, but still allows the sizer width to be determined via the scrollWidth property. I have provided a Codepen below that demonstrates this behavior.
https://codepen.io/anon/pen/jaeWpN